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A graduated cylinder has 20mL of water. A rock is placed in the graduated cylinder and the volume rises to 30mL. How can you calculate the volume of the rock?
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A graduated cylinder has 20mL of water. A rock is placed in the graduated cylinder and the volume rises to 30mL. How can you calculate the volume of the rock?

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B. Subtract the new volume from the original volume

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