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What is the density of a 416.2 g rock that has a volume of 32cm3
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What is the density of a 416.2 g rock that has a volume of 32cm3

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Answer:

13g/cm"^3

Step-by-step explanation:

Density=mass/volume.

D=416.2/32

D=13.006

D= 13 g/cm^3

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