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If a solid cube has a density of 6.3 grams per millimeter and a volume of 30 millimeters, how much is it's mass?

If a solid cube has a density of 6.3 grams per millimeter and a volume of 30 millimeters, how much is it's mass?
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If a solid cube has a density of 6.3 grams per millimeter and a volume of 30 millimeters, how much is it's mass?

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density= mass/volume

mass= densiy x volume

mass= 6.3 g/mm^3 x 30mm^3= 189 g

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