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A beaker of water has volume of 18mL and a density of water of 1.0g/mL what is the volume measured in grams
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A beaker of water has volume of 18mL and a density of water of 1.0g/mL what is the volume measured in grams

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18 g

Step-by-step explanation:

D= M/V

DV=M

1.0 g/mL(18 mL)= 18 g

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