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A section of ground measures 1.5 cubic meters and contains 0.78 gram of gold. What is the amount of gold per cubic meter? Enter

your answer in the box. g/m3

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Marta_Voda [28]3 years ago

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To find the gold per cubic meter you have to divide the amount of gold by the size of the area. So you would do .78/1.5 which would give you .52g/m3

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