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A piece of silver of volume 10cm has a mass of 103g . Find its Density.​
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A piece of silver of volume 10cm has a mass
of 103g . Find its Density.​

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Answer:

d=10.3g/cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

density is defined as the ratio of mass of an object to its mass volume.

d= m/V

Substitute the values given in the problem

d=(103g)/(10cm³)

d=10.3g/cm³

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