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The property that relates mass to volume is density, so we must know the density of copper to solve this. I looked it up and found it to be 8.96 grams per cubic cm. Since density is mass divided by volume (D=m/V), and we want the volume, we multiply both sides by V: DV=mV/V. V divided by V is 1, so DV=m. To get V alone, divide both sides by D: DV/D=m/D. Now the D/D cancels out, and: V=m/D. The mass is 10 g, the density 8.96g/cm3, and 10g/(8.96g/cm3) is 1.1 cm3.

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