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What mass of gasoline (in kg) can be contained in a fuel tank whose dimensions are 48 cm x 83 cm x 26 cm [round your final answer to zero decimal places]? {ρgasoline = 737 kg/m3}

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What mass of gasoline (in kg) can be contained in a fuel tank whose dimensions are 48 cm x 83 cm x 26 cm [round your final answer to zero decimal places]?

{ρ_gasoline = 737 kg/m³}

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