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Suppose you were given a piece of unknown metal, with a mass of 22.580 g, and a 50-mL graduated cylinder. You place some water in the cylinder and read that it is 37.7 mL of water. When you place the metal into the water, the volume rises to 47.1 mL. What is the density of the metal?

Suppose you were given a piece of unknown metal, with a mass of 22.580 g, and a 50-mL graduated cylinder. You place some water in the cylinder and read that it is 37.7 mL of water. When you place the metal into the water, the volume rises to 47.1 mL. What is the density of the metal?

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Suppose you were given a piece of unknown metal, with a mass of 22.580 g, and a 50-mL graduated cylinder. You place some water in the cylinder and read that it is 37.7 mL of water. When you place the metal into the water, the volume rises to 47.1 mL. What is the density of the metal? g/mL Density=
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