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  1. Is my work correct?Two bodies hang on a string 2.1m long. The two bodies have a mass of 3.75kg and 2.4kg respectively. If the
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  2. Two bodies hang on a string 2.1m long. The two bodies have a mass of 3.75kg and 2.4kg respectively. If the 3.75kg mass is raised
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  3. Two bodies hang on a string 2.1m long. The two bodies have a mass of 3.75kg and 2.4kg respectively. If the 3.75kg mass is raised
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  4. correct 75kg to the nearest hundreths
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  5. to DrBob222 wouldn't it be like this then 4.86L/12.75kg*1000cm^3/1L*(1kg/1000g)^3
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  6. 75Kg 568g- 8kg 959g —————— 66kg 609g Is it correct
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  7. Determin the number of oxygen atmos in 1.75kg of potassium sulfate.
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  8. Determin the number of oxygen atmos in 1.75kg of potassium sulfate.
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  9. Determin the number of oxygen atmos in 1.75kg of potassium sulfate.
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  10. Find the depth in meters of a hemispherical bowl that will hold 12.75kg of water
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