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Suppose an all good crown has mass m=3800 grams. Gold has a density of 19 grams/ cm^3. What is the volume of water displaced by a gold crown (in cm^3)?

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since density = mass/volume,
volume = mass/density. So, you will displace

3800g / (19 g/cm^3) = 200 cm^3

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