Finding the answer to this would be impossible, right /b/?

We're not doing your homework for you.

nypa

>>745084886
What's cc?

Try moles

man i am retarded, what is a cc even

>>745084886
This is basic volume/mass shit.
Fuck off.

>>745085111
Milliliters are hard?

What's with insults. I'm from Jamaica and here in Jamaica we don't use cc.

>>745085003
>>745085111
cubic centimeter

>>745084886
Not impossible

Pro tip 1g of water = 1 cm^3 = 1 cc of water

>>745084886
The rock would be less dense than water and, therefore, float.

>>745084886
fuck you
rocks are porous

>>745084886
Where are the above graphics?

>>745085393
This

>>745084886
Yeah should like fucking provide a conversion table where 1cc=1g=1ml

>>745085393
>10 grams of rock
>30 cc of rock
math works out.
The rock is 3x lighter than water.

>>745084886
Considering the picture below the rock weighs 10g but displaces 30ml of water indicating a density of 1/3 which is lower than water and would float.

>>745085638
I thought most people knew this.

>>745085774
Not in America they don't

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145KB, 1350x243px

>>745085774
This is why education fails and I actually thought this was American problem

>perfect score in Sat
>take prereq test
>get gear problem
>gotthis.com
>getpicrelated
>manage to pass
>end

>>745084886
Words don't match picture. Multiple rocks and cylinders? Post whole thing

>>745085740
>>745085393
Rock could be stuck on bottom though.

>>745085847
Yes, we do

I'm going to go get 100 cubic centimeters of milk. You want anything honey?

>>745086595
the rock would never have made it to the bottom. The rock was placed after the water.

>>745087345
Magnetic rock.
Or scale is calibrated to earth but experiments are done on the moon, so scale actually measured local weight and not mass.

>>745086255
Wow. That's a hard problem.