ill in the blank cell. Express in two decimal places. No need to include signs. Specimen Block Mass (grams) 322 Volume (cm³) 30 Experimental Density (g/cm³) 322/30 Accepted Density (g/cm³) Percent Error 8.83

ill in the blank cell. Express in two decimal places. No need to include signs. Specimen Block Mass (grams) 322 Volume (cm³) 30 Experimental Density (g/cm³) 322/30 Accepted Density (g/cm³) Percent Error 8.83

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

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Fill in the blank cell. Express in two decimal places. No need to include signs.
Specimen
Block
Mass
(grams)
322
Volume
(cm³)
30
Experimental Density
(g/cm³)
322/30
Accepted Density
(g/cm³)
Percent
Error
8.83

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