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If you have a mass of 50g and a density of 2g/ml, what is the volume?

If you have a mass of 50g and a density of 2g/ml, what is the volume?
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If you have a mass of 50g and a density of 2g/ml, what is the volume?

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answer:
the volume is 25.
work:
we've gotta work backwards here.

the formula for density is denisty = mass/volume.

let's plug in values.

2 = 50/v

solve for v.

v = 25

hope this helps! :D


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