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Meave60
Aug 28, 2017

The density of copper is "8.96 g/cm"^3.

Explanation:

The density equation is:

D=M/V,

where:

D is density, M is mass, and V is volume.

Plug the given values for mass and volume into the equation and solve.

D=(89.6"g Cu")/(10.0"cm"^3 "Cu")="8.96 g/cm"^3

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