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Which one can be used to find the mass of an irregularly shaped solid?

A

q = m c Δ T

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q = H_{V} m

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C

P_{1} V_{1} = P_{2} V_{2}

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D

D = m / V

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K = C + 273

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Solution

The correct option is D $D = m / V$
The formula $D = m / V$ can be used to find the mass of an irregularly shaped solid.
If the density of solid is known, its mass can be determined by multiplying density with volume. The volume of irregular solid can be determined by measuring the volume of water displaced by the solid.

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