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The density of iron is 7.90×10' kg/m². What is the mass of a spherical iron ball having a volume of 122 in’ (1 in= 2.54 cm). A) 15.8 kg B) 12.5 kg C) 25.4 kg D) 79.0 kg E) 12.2 kg

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The density of iron is 7.90×10' kg/m². What is the mass of a spherical iron ball having a
volume of 122 in’ (1 in= 2.54 cm).
A) 15.8 kg
B) 12.5 kg
C) 25.4 kg
D) 79.0 kg
E) 12.2 kg

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