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Quick Write On piece of paper (not scrap) write the steps you would take to… 1.Find the density of a regular solid ex. Text book (should be at least 3 steps) 1.Find the density of an irregular solid ex. Your pet rock (should be at least 3 steps)

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Let’s Review If the rock has a mass of 6.2g, and a volume of 1.8 ml what is the density? 1. Circle what they are asking for. 2. Square the data (numbers with units) they give you. 3. Use density triangle to write equation. 4. Plug in numbers with units (cross out any units on top and bottom) 5. Calculate 6. Check that your units are correct for what they want!

UNITS Units for Mass= _____________ Units for Volume= _______ or _________ Units for Density= _______ or __________

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