) How much water is displaced by a block of 1kg mass having density 2.5 gm/cm3 when kept in water? Anwer if you know?

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) How much water is displaced by a

block of 1kg mass having density
2.5 gm/cm3 when kept in water? Anwer if you know?

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plz explain correctly

Iftifar Taz answered Aug 5, 2021

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Answer:

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