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The mass density of an object is 16.3 g/cc, and its volume is determined to be 16.7 cc. what is the mass of the object?
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The mass density of an object is 16.3 g/cc, and its volume is determined to be 16.7 cc. what is the mass of the object?
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The mass density of an object is 16.3 g/cc, and its volume is determined to be 16.7 cc. what is the mass of the object?
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there are 16.3 grams for every cubic centimeter, and there are 16.7 cubic centimeters. therefore,
16.3 x 16.7
=272.21 g
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