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If a number has the units g/L then its A) a number we are not going to use at all. B) an imaginary unit that we are not going to use. C) creating a relationship between mass and…

If a number has the units g/L then its A) a number we are not going to use at all. B) an imaginary unit that we are not going to use. C) creating a relationship between mass and…
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If a number has the units g/L then its

A) a number we are not going to use at all.
B) an imaginary unit that we are not going to use.
C) creating a relationship between mass and volume
D) a relationship between volume and distance.

User David Moores
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C) creating a relationship between mass and volume

g/L

g or gram is mass

L or Litres is for volume

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