How would you find the density of a gallon of milk? O A. Find the mass of the gallon of milk and then multiply by the
number of cubic centimeters in a gallon
B. Convert a gallon into cubic centimeters and then divide by the
mass of the gallon of milk
O c. Convert a gallon into cubic centimeters and then subtract the
mass of the gallon of milk
D. Find the mass of the gallon of milk and then divide by the number
of cubic centimeters in a gallon

The answer is c hope this

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