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What is the density of an object that has a mass of 52.0 and a volume of 17.5ml?
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density(rho) = mass/volume
i'm going to have to assume your mass is in grams
you'll have to convert ml to liters-->(0.0175)
52/0.0175= 2971.428
ρ= 2971.43 kg/m^3
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