Find the mass density (p). Given: weight density (y)= 56.061 lb/ft³ V= 0.033 ft³ Do not use the formula p=y/g in finding the mass density; instead use a formula that is related to p=m/V

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Find the mass density (p). Given: weight density (y)= 56.061 lb/ft³ V= 0.033 ft³ Do not use the formula p=y/g in finding the mass density; instead use a formula that is related to p=m/V
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