A cube of metal weighs 1450 g and displaces 542 mL of water when immersed. How do you calculate the density of the metal?
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Density = mass / volume. Density = 1450 g / 542 mL. Density ≈ 2.68 g/mL. To find the metal's density, divide its mass (1450 g) by its volume (542 mL).
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