D. Determining the Density of a Metal Block246.1389Mass of metal blockValue of smallest markings on rulerRuler should be read to the nearest...2.982.982.98Length of blockWidth of blockHeight of block 4. Calculate the density of the block in g/cm³ to the correct number of significant figures using your data for volumeand density. Density = mass / volume

Given the mass of the metal block, m = 246.138 g length of the block = 2.98 cm Width of the block =…

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D. Determining the Density of a Metal Block 246.1389 Mass of metal block Value of smallest markings on ruler Ruler should be read to the nearest... 2.98 2.98 2.98 Length of block Width of block Height of block