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If you have a density of 3g/meander a mass of 15g what is the volume?
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If you have a density of 3g/meander a mass of 15g what is the volume?

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m=D*V,
V=m/D
m=15 g
D=3 g/ml
V=15 g/3 g/ml=5 ml


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