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a student calculates the density of an unknown metal sample to be 8.25 g/cm^3. Which set of data from the student's notebook correctly calculates for density
mass= 82.5. volume=11.0 cm^3
m=198.0 volume=24.0 cm^3
m= 165.2 volume=21.2 cm^3
m= 202.5 volume=25.0 cm^3
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