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A block of glass of mass 187.5g is 5.0 cm long. 2.0 thick and 7.5 cm high. calculate the density of the glass in kgm^3
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A block of glass of mass 187.5g is 5.0 cm long. 2.0 thick and 7.5 cm high. calculate the density of the glass in kgm^3
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Answer:
Explanation:
Density =
Volume
=
lbh
Volume
=
5x2x7
.
5
=
75cm
^
3
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