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Calculate the density of the object that has a mass of 5.0 g and occupies the volume of 10.0 cm3
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Density = Mass/Volume.
In this problem, you just need to divide 5.0g by 10.0cm³.
Density = 5.0g/10.0cm³= 0.5gcm^-3
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