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all it says is that d=m/V so what i did was solve for V. There isn't a clear cut example unless I'm missing something which is possible.

Could you help me figure this problem out I am confused...Please show me how to do this.

No, there aren't many examples in the book on this . The question i asked is asked completely by my second response. Sorry about that.

a is linear coeffient and B is volume expansion coeffiecient.

I ended up with V=m*d is 917 kg/m3 *.90kg= 825.3 so now that i got the volume do i find the rest in formula, please forgive me i need to see symbols to figure this out.

I was using the books list. So should I still use the Coeffient for glass even though the problem says to assume that the glass doesn't expand in this problem.What is the proper way to set up my formula and coeff ? Can you show me another way?

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So what is the density of ice and how do I find the volume of water displaced by the block?

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