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density of volume of water and solid if its 62.7 ml

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Answer:  Assuming the question wants to know the mass of the same volumes of ice and water:  57.5 g for ice and 62.7 g for water/

Explanation:  The density of ice and water are 0.917 g/cm^3 and 1.99 g/cm^3, respectively.  1cm^3 = 1ml

(62.7 ml)*(0.917 g/cm^3) = 57.5 g for ice

(62.7 ml)*(1.99 g/cm^3) = 62.7 g for water

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