Stuck on #10 at the very bottom, please help U8.00a + =2,2Lirto 7is mureat1.U5675.A brown stinky liquid has density = 3.119g/mL. Calculate the volume of 98mL of this liquid.6.5.36x10^15=x10^177.Word scramble: Rearrange the following letters to represent the author of your textbook. RT O= 18.Do Chapter 1 problem 18 on page 12 of your text. Classify each statement as...9.Do Chapter 2 problem 38 on page 52 of your text. Express each number...10. An economy car uses 1.00gal of gas to go 31miles. What is its fuel rating in km/L?

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A brown stinky liquid has density = 3.119g/mL. Calculate the volume of 98mL of this liquid.
6.
5.36x10^15=
x10^17
7.
Word scramble: Rearrange the following letters to represent the author of your textbook. RT O= 1
8.
Do Chapter 1 problem 18 on page 12 of your text. Classify each statement as...
9.
Do Chapter 2 problem 38 on page 52 of your text. Express each number...
10. An economy car uses 1.00gal of gas to go 31miles. What is its fuel rating in km/L?

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