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Gnesinka [82]
3 years ago
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Q7-A graduated cylinder is filled to the 12.0 mL line with water. A solid with a mass of 14.52 g is placed in the graduated cyli

nder and is completely immersed in the water. If the density of the solid is 11.2 g/mL what will be the new volume reading on the graduated cylinder? a) 1.29 mL b) 10.71mL c) 13.29 g/mL d) 14.52 mL 2​
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Tems11 [23]3 years ago
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<h3><u>c) 13.29 mL</u></h3>

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