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34 A metal displaces 5.0 cm3 of water when it is totally immersed. If the mass of the metal is 35.0 g, calculate its density A:

7.0 g cm–3 B: 30.0 cm–3 C: 40.0 cm–3 D: 175.0 cm–3

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Elenna [48]2 years ago

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Density = mass/volume

Mass = 35g
Volume = 5cm3

35/5 = 7g/cm3

So the answer is A to 1 decimal place

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