32 Density and Specific Gravity 3) Suppose t Questions: bilo2 boqst would be 1) A block of wood 22.0 cm x 180 mm x 0.057 m has a mass of 1.426 x10° grams. (a) What is the volume of the block of wood in cm?? nH mot eqid dgisW 19haily onbanD i mulo? 4) Ar (b) What is the volume in L? al egid loV baily (c) What is the density of the block of wood in g/mL? T0113 or2 (d) Would the block of wood sink in 780.0 mL of liquid with a mass of 724.11 g? Show your work.

32 Density and Specific Gravity 3) Suppose t Questions: bilo2 boqst would be 1) A block of wood 22.0 cm x 180 mm x 0.057 m has a mass of 1.426 x10° grams. (a) What is the volume of the block of wood in cm?? nH mot eqid dgisW 19haily onbanD i mulo? 4) Ar (b) What is the volume in L? al egid loV baily (c) What is the density of the block of wood in g/mL? T0113 or2 (d) Would the block of wood sink in 780.0 mL of liquid with a mass of 724.11 g? Show your work.

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