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What is the density of sand if the volume is 40.0 ml and the mass is 62.3 g?

What is the density of sand if the volume is 40.0 ml and the mass is 62.3 g?
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What is the density of sand if the volume is 40.0 ml and the mass is 62.3 g?

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Density = mass/volume. 62.3g/40.0ml=1.5575g/ml which should be rounded to 1.6g/ml
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density: mass÷ volume
so 62.3 ÷ 40 = 1.5575
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