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The density of mercury is 13.54 g/cm3. Suppose you need 40 gm of mercury for an experiment. What volume of mercury do you need? A.2.95 cm3 B.541.60 cm3 C.26.46 cm3
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The density of mercury is 13.54 g/cm3. Suppose you need 40 gm of mercury for an experiment. What volume of mercury do you need?

A.2.95 cm3
B.541.60 cm3
C.26.46 cm3

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The answer is C. Thank you for your service.
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