Calculate the density of 2.00 cm^3 of salt having a mass of 4.32 g. Express the answer using proper significant figures and units.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Density = mass / volume

mass = 4.32 grams

volume = 2 cm^3

Density = 4.32 / 2

Density = 2.16 grams/cm^3

The units and the sig digs are correct for density.

Golddove answered Nov 13, 2022

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