A piece of stone weigh 90 grams. When it lowered in measuring cylinder containing water. The final volume of water is 30 cubic centimetres. Calculate the density of the stone.

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A piece of stone weigh 90 grams. When it lowered in measuring cylinder containing water. The final volume of water is 30 cubic centimetres. Calculate the density of the stone.

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Answer:

3 gm / cm^3

Step-by-step explanation:

Density = weight / volume

90 / 30 = 3 gm/cm^3

Munther Jaber answered Apr 22, 2022

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