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Ablock of wood with the density of 780 kg/m^3 has a cubic shape with sides 0.259m long. a cord of negligible mass is used to tie a piece of lead to the bottom of the wood. the lead pulls the wood into the water until it is just completely covered with water. what is the mass of lead? density of water 1000kg/m^3 and density of lead 11300 kg/m^3

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