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In the question, I am given the density of 4 rocks but I am not given the density of the 5th. I can't weigh it nor can I submerge it in water like the others. How can I find the density of the 5th and largest rock.

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You are given the density of 4 rocks but are of same material.We know that density,d= mass/ volume which remains the same for a fixed material.

Therefore the density of 5th rock is same as the measured density.

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