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Calculate the density of a rectangular piece of wood from the following data:length: 25 cm. width: 10 cm. height: 4 cm. mass: 15

ga.0.015 g/cm3c.0.015 g/mlb.10.015 g/mld.none of the above

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bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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Remember that D=m/v

to find the volume remember the equation v=LWH
V=25*10*4=1000cm^3
M=15g

Dm/v=15g/1000cm^3=0.015g/cm^3

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