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What is the mass of an object whose density is 5 g/mL and its volume is 100 mL?
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What is the mass of an object whose density is 5 g/mL and its volume is 100
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Answer:

m=dv

5x 100= 500g

Step-by-step explanation:

User Yuvanesh
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Answer:

20gr

Step-by-step explanation:

mass=volume/density

100mL/5g.mL equals to 20gr

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