What is the density? Mass= 42.63g Volume= 49ml. Please put in the ml and g at the end. The shape is a rectangle.

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What is the density? Mass= 42.63g Volume= 49ml. Please put in the ml and g at the end.

The shape is a rectangle.

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Explanation:

49ml

43.63g

the answer is 29ml

Oam answered Dec 27, 2023

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