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Method 2:
1. Measure the Mass
of the object using a
pay b a^lance
2. Fill the eureka can to the
3. Push the object under the water until it is fully
with water
4. Capture the water using a
by the
5. The water that has been
object is the object's
6. Calculate density by dividing the mass by the
volume

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