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If an object has 2 mililiters of volume and 10g calculate the density, the g = Grams.
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If an object has 2 mililiters of volume and 10g calculate the density, the g = Grams.
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Density is the ratio of the mass to the volume of a body
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Density = 10 (gram) ÷ 2 (ml) = 5 gram/ml
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