I had 180 mL of water in a measuring cylinder. I added a stone. The reading is now 195 mL. What is the volume of the stone?

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I had 180 mL of water in a measuring cylinder.

I added a stone. The reading is now 195 mL.
What is the volume
of the stone?

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Nikita Popov asked

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Answer:

=15

Explanation:

195ml - 180ml

= 15

the first measuring minus with the second measuring will get the volume for the stone

Stefano Maglione answered Apr 22, 2022

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Answer:

15×10^-6 cubic meter

Explanation:

The volume of the stone is, 195-180 = 15 mL

which is, 15×10^-6 m³

Alexey Zelenkin answered Apr 25, 2022

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