A student submerges an 18.0 gram metal sample in water. The density of the metal is known to be 12.5 g/mL. The final volum of water once the metal has been added is 72.0 mL. Calculate nitial volume of the water before the metal was added.

A student submerges an 18.0 gram metal sample in water. The density of the metal is known to be 12.5 g/mL. The final volum of water once the metal has been added is 72.0 mL. Calculate nitial volume of the water before the metal was added.

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A student submerges an 18.0 gram metal sample in water. The
density of the metal is known to be 12.5 g/mL. The final volume
of water once the metal has been added is 72.0 mL. Calculate the
initial volume of the water before the metal was added.
O Not enough information provided.
73.4 mL
O 71.3 mL
O 72.9 mL
O 70.6 mL

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