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An object weighs 6.8g. Calculate its volume, if the density of object is 13.6 g/cm

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Answered by aryan073

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Answer:

density =mass /volume

13.6x10³=6.8/volume

volume =6.8/13.6x10-³

v=0.5x10*³

v=0.5

Answered by Anonymous

1

Explanation:

density=mass/volume

volume=mass/density

volume =6.8/13.6

volume=0.5L

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