Question 11We have 12.5 cm of a material. How many g is it? The material has density of 3.50 g/cm68.0 gO 97.5 gO 87.1 g43.8 gO 17.6 g924 gO 416 gO 385 gQuestion 12

Given: Density of material = 3.50 g/cm3. And the volume of material = 12.5 cm3.

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We have 12.5 cm of a material. How many g is it? The material has density of 3.50 g/cm O 68.0 g O 97.5 g O 87.1 g 43.8 g O 17.6 g O 924 g O 416 g O 385 g