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Well, you can find the volume. If it is a basic, straight shape, measure the length times width times height. You have its volume. If you cannot measure it like that, and if it is a small object, you can use a graduated cylinder. Fill it about halfway with water and record exactly at what point it is at (using the points on the cylinder). Carefully drop the item into the water-DON"T splash! After the water is calm, record again what point the water is at. (make sure to measure at the meniscus!) Now, subtract the two different volumes. You have the volume of the object!

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