A mineral's density is 5g/cm and its volume is 2cm. What is the mass?

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Guillaume Badi asked Nov 4, 2022

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A mineral's density is 5g/cm and its volume is 2cm. What is the mass?

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Answer:

10g/cm

Explanation:

If
Distance= (Mass)/(Volume)

Then

Mass = Density x Volume

Asad Manzoor answered Nov 7, 2022

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Answer:

10kg//

Explanation:

density=5g/cm

volume=2cm

mass=?

we know,

density=m/v

d×v=m

m=5×2

hence,10kg//

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