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The mass of an object is 220g with a density of 55g/ml . Find the volume
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The mass of an object is 220g with a density of 55g/ml . Find the volume

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Answer:

4cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

220.0g is our mass

55.0g/cm³ is our density

220g/55g/cm³

= 4cm³

User Nafas
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Step-by-step explanation:

from definition of density we have

density=mass/volume

and density=55 mass=220g

volume=220/55

volume=4ml

or 4×10^-3l

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