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The density of a material can be used to calculate the volume of an object if its mass
is known. Likewise, the mass can be calculated if the density and volume are known.
A pre-1964 quarter, made predominantly of silver (density = 10.5 g/ml), was
determined to have a mass of 6.25 g. What is the volume of the quarter?
a) 0.595 mL
b) 1.68 mL
c) 6.25 mL
d) 65.6
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