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Physics, 26.03.2020 23:01, Ciarrathereal

Let's begin by calculating the mass of the puck, which will be needed at various points throughout this tutorial. Using the density of dry ice (1.50 g/cm3) and the dimensions of the puck, find the mass of the puck. Assume the height of the puck is 2.60 cm.

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