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Calculate the mass of a solid gold rectangular bar that has dimensions
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lwh is the volume of the gold that is 1794 cm3 and 0.001794 m3
mass per volume is density so
mass= density * volume
=19.3* 10^3 * 0.001794
=34.6242 kg
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