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20. Gabriel is determined to find the density of an unknown, irregularly shaped object. Using a digital scale to get the mass and the displacement method to get the volume, he records the following data: (6 points) Mass-19.37 g Initial volume-50.00 mL Final volume- 61.94 mL What is the density of the unknown object? PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK!​
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