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A gas tank holds 50L. If the density of gasoline is 0.7g/ml, how much mass will the tank of gas have?

A gas tank holds 50L. If the density of gasoline is 0.7g/ml, how much mass will the tank of gas have?
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A gas tank holds 50L. If the density of gasoline is 0.7g/ml, how much mass will the tank of gas have?

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p=m/v
0.7 g/ml = m/50L <--50000 mL
0.7g/ml= m/50000 mL
50000mL x 0.7 g/mL= m
35000 grams = mass

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