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A graduated cylinder is filled to
12.5 mL with water and a piece of tin is placed in the cylinder,
displacing the level to 16.8 mL.
What is the volume of the tin
piece in cubic centimeters?


Sagot :

The volume of the tin piece in cubic centimeters is 4,3 cm³

When adding an object to a liquid, the displayed volume difference corresponds to the volume of the added object.

In this way, to find the value of the object's volume, subtract the initial volume from the final volume:

                                       16.8ml - 12.5ml = 4.3ml

To convert to cubic centimeters, the conversion scale of volume and length measurements need to be used, finding that mL is equal to cubic centimeters. So, the final answer is:

                                                        4.3 cm³

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