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Question #143457

A ring was placed in a graduated cylinder containing 10.0 mL of water. The water rose to 12.0mL. Calculate the density of the 6.00 -g ring.

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Density of the ring = 6g/(12-10)mL = 6g/2mL = 3g/mL or 3g/cm³

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