Social Sciences, asked by krishchandarana45, 9 months ago

Calculate the density of water if it has a mass of 50g and volume of 1cm3?

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Answered by tridev200

2

Answer:

50gm/ ${cm}^{3}$

Answered by ravikumarsingarapu76

4

Answer:

Ans: 50gm per centimeter cube

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