A piece of copper has a volume of 100.0 cm³. If the mass is 890 g, what is the density of copper

Jason Mathison asked Apr 19, 2022

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Jason Mathison asked Apr 19, 2022

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mass = m =890 g volume = v =100cm³

Density = m/v =890g / 100cm³ =8.9g/cm³

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