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The volume of an irregularly shaped metal is 37.65 L. This volume is equivalent to __________ m3. 

          The volume of an irregularly shaped metal is 37.65 L. This volume is equivalent to __________ m3.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition
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00:02 Hi there.
00:03 In this question, we are trying to calculate the density of this object.
00:08 Well, density is calculated by taking the mass of an object or substance and dividing it by the volume.
00:18 So in this question, we are told that the mass 14 .98 grams, and the volume is 5 .5 milliliters.
00:34 However, we want our answer in grams per centimeter cubed.
00:38 So i want to convert this.
00:40 Milliliters to centimeters cubed.
00:43 We're told here in the problem that actually the two units are equal...
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