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A 1 liter jar is filled with water right to the top. A rock is then dropped in the jar and 400 mL of water is displaced (pushed out). What is the volume of the rock?
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A 1 liter jar is filled with water right to the top. A rock is then dropped in the jar and 400 mL of water is displaced (pushed out). What is the volume of the rock?

User Pradeep Anchan
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Explanation:

400ml


User Mollerhoj
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The rock will only displace the same amount of water that the rock's volume is.

1 mL= 1 cm^3
400mL= 400 cm^3

The answer is 400 cm^3
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