A graduated cylinder with water has a mass of 534.26 g. The graduated cylinder itself has a mass of 214.36 g. What is the mass of just the water?

319.9g

Explanation:

Mass of graduated cylinder with water = 534.26g

Mass of  graduated cylinder = 214.36g

Mass of just water = Mass of graduated cylinder with water - Mass of graduated cylinder.

Mass of just water = 534.26g  -  214.36 g =  319.9g

explanation:

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