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Put it in a gratuated cilender and see how much of the water went up. For example, if I put a 3cm sphere in a gratuated cylinder, where the water is marked 50ml, the water will go up 3ml, equaling 53ml. In other terms, water displacement is used to find the volume of iregular shaped objects. Plus, a milileter (ml) is equel in volume to a centimeter (cm).

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