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Water has a density of 1g/cm. An object displaces 40ml of water (1ml= 1 cm^3) Calculate the mass of 40ml water
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Water has a density of 1g/cm. An object displaces 40ml of water (1ml= 1 cm^3)

Calculate the mass of 40ml water

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mass=density*volume
1*40=40g/0.04kg
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