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A solid silver spoon has a mass of 68.5g. The volume of the spoon is 5.8cm³. Calculate the density of silver. Remember to include your units.​
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A solid silver spoon has a mass of 68.5g. The volume of the spoon is 5.8cm³. Calculate the density of silver. Remember to include your units.​

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Answer:

11.8 g/cm³

Explanation:

density = mass / volume

density of silver spoon = 68.5 / 5.8 = 11.8

density = 11.8 g/cm³

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