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If a sample has a mass of 47.6 g and a volume of 17.6 cm3, what is its density?
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If a sample has a mass of 47.6 g and a volume of 17.6 cm3, what is its density?

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density = mass/volume (the unit depends on what we have in the question)

density= 47.6/17.6
= 2.70g/cm^3
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