To determine the density of a material, a scientist first weighs it. She would then add it

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To determine the density of a material, a scientist first weighs it. She would then add it to a graduated cylinder that contains some water and record the mass, volume of water, and volume of water plus the metal in her notebook. Use the photographs as the source of the data to calculate the density. Make sure you express the density to the correct number of significant digits. 30 20 10 (b) 40 30 20 Initial volume of water is 30.0 mL Mass of metal is 147.8 g 147.8 TARE 10 50 Volume