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What is the mass of air at 20 degree Celcius in a room with dimensions 3m by 4m by Sm? (P ar = 1.20 kg/m) Solution Relevant givens (check as many as possible): Sm 8m 10m 21 degree Celcius O 12 ke/ma

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Relevant givens (check as many as possible):
Sm
8m
O 10m
O 21 degree Celcius
O 1.2 kg/m3

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