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What is the density of a sphere with a diameter 5cm and a mass of 10g?
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∙ 13y ago
Diameter = 5 cm so volume = 4/3*Ï€*(d/2)3 = 65.45 cm3
Then density = 10/64.45 = 0.1528 grams per cm3
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