What is the density of Iron Ore (Hematite)? Mass = 30g: Volume = 3.02 cubic cm. Round to TWO decimal places.

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What is the density of Iron Ore (Hematite)? Mass = 30g: Volume = 3.02

cubic cm. Round to TWO decimal places.

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Answer:

9.93g/cb cm

Explanation:

Density = mass/volume

= 30g/3.02cb cm

= 9.93g/cb cm

Tlaquetzal answered Apr 17, 2021

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