Compute the volume of aluminium

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A sample of aluminium has a density of 2.700×10³ kg/m3. Compute the volume of 0.500 kg of aluminium (in SI units)

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If this amount were shaped into a cube, what would be the length of one edge of that cube (in meters)?

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