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A copper cube has a mass of 420g and takes up 50.4cm^3 what is the density?
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A copper cube has a mass of 420g and takes up 50.4cm^3 what is the density?

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use the equation d = m/v or density equals mass over volume. 420/50.4=8.3333 or 8 and one third.
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