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Question 1
• A NBA official ball, manufactured by Spalding, is a
Size 7 ball and measures about 7,104.21 cm3.
Pure gold has a density of 19.3 g/cm3.
If the basketball were filled with solid gold, how many
kilograms would it weigh? Show the conversion
factors you use and how you got the answer (along
with the answer).
Question 3
• What volume of isopropyl alcohol (density 0.7885
g/mL) would you use if 35.0 grams is needed?
Show how you solved the problem.

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