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The mass of a tennis ball is 57.8 g. The volume is 149 cm3.

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Answered by atharvakapgate0464
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The tennis ball will float in water because it has a density of 0.388 g/cm3 (approx)(round to the hundredths place).

Explanation:

Density = mass/volume.

The mass of a tennis ball is 57.8 g.

The volume is 149 cm3.

.: Density = 57.8/149

= 0.388 g/cm3 (approx).

Thus,

Objects that float all have densities of less than one gram per square centimeter, the density of the water in which they float.

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