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A piece of stone of mass 80 g is dropped into a measuring cylinder containing water. The water level increases from 12 cm² to 37 cm Calculate the density of the stone. A. 32 g/cm B. 3.2 g/cm C. 320 g/cm
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A piece of stone of mass 80 g is

dropped into a measuring cylinder
containing water. The water level
increases from 12 cm² to 37 cm
Calculate the density of the stone.
A. 32 g/cm
B. 3.2 g/cm
C. 320 g/cm
D. 3.20 g/cm
8
37+12​

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Answer:

this is how I know it though my answer is not in the choices

Step-by-step explanation:

M=80g

V=37cm-12 cm

15cm

Density=mass/volume

80g/15cm3

5.33g/cm3

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