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What would happen to an object of 2.5g/ml when is placed in 1g/cm3
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What would happen to an object of 2.5g/ml when is placed in 1g/cm3

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Answer:

It would sink because it is more dense.

Step-by-step explanation:

When ever you see grams/mL or g/cm^3, know that they are the same thing.

mL = cm^3

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