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3 years ago
5

7) A block of wood

Chemistry
1 answer:
melamori03 [73]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Explanation:

7) A block of wood

has a length of 10.2

cm, a width of 6 cm

and a height of 4.1

cm. The wood has

a total mass of 179

grams. What is the

volume of the

wood and what is

the density of the

wood?

volume = L XW XH=10.2 X 6 X4.1 =250.92cm^3

DENSITY = M/V = 179gm/250.92 cm^3

=0.713 gm/cm^3

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