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Physics, 16.09.2021 14:00, aleanroverto723

a graduted cylinder has 42 ml of water placed in it. an irregularly shaped rock is dropped into the cylinder the volume in the cylinder now reads 88 ml. the mass of the rock is 32 g. what is the volume of the rock?

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