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2 years ago

If 10 ml of orange juice has a mass of 5 g, what would the density of Orange

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Sophie [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Sep by step to determine the mass of 25 mL of orange juice

Explanation:

Measure mass of container , then add 25 mL of OJ and subtract the difference

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