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find the density of a handful of sand having a mass of 208g and it displaces a volume of 80ml of water
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find the density of a handful of sand having a mass of 208g and it displaces a volume of 80ml of water

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So to solve this answer you need the formula density = mass / volume. D = 208 g / 80 mL = 2.60 g/mL
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