Question 1
A measuring cylinder holds 330 mL of water. A metal ball is lowered in, and the water rises to 410 mL. What is the volume of the ball?
A measuring cylinder holds 330 mL of water. A metal ball is lowered in, and the water rises to 410 mL. What is the volume of the ball?
A measuring jug holds some water. A stone of 170 cm³ is put in, and the water rises to 380 mL. How much water was in the jug before?
A measuring cylinder holds 320 mL of water. A metal ball of 90 cm³ is lowered in. What does the water read now?
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