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Instructions
Find the volume of the object by first placing the object in a beaker full of water and observing the displacement in the water. Write down the amount of water before and after the object was placed into the beaker. The value of the water displacement is the volume of the object.
Find the density by weighing the object on the scale and taking the reading. Divide the volume of the object from the weight taken by the reading to obtain the density. The unit of the density depends on the units you used to conduct the calculation.
Find the mass using the formula: Mass = Density x Volume (M = D x V). For example, if the density of an object is 35 grams/cubic inch and the volume is 20 inches, the mass would be 700 grams.