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What is the density of a material with a mass of 64 and a volume f 8 mL?
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Formula to find density is D = m over v. where, D = density, m = mass and v = volume.
unit of Density is kg over meter3
D = 64 kg over 0.08 L
Do the math and you will have your answer.
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