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Mass of water= 357g density water= 1.0g/cm3

Mass of water= 357g density water= 1.0g/cm3
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Mass of water= 357g density water= 1.0g/cm3

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m=357g\\\\\rho=1.0\ (g)/(cm^3)\\\\\rho=(m)/(V)\to V=(m)/(\rho)\\\\\text{substitute}\\\\V=(357g)/(1.0(g)/(cm^3))=375g\cdot1.0(cm^3)/(g)=375\ cm^3

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