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To rank these liquids from heaviest to least heavy, we need the densities of each liquid since weight depends on both volume and density. From the image, we see different volumes of different liquids \(L_1, L_2, L_3, \ldots, L_7\), but without the densities, we cannot calculate the mass directly.

Assuming that the densities for the different liquids are known or given, the mass \( m \) of each liquid can be calculated using the formula:

\[
m = \text{density} \times \text{volume}
\]

Thus, to rank the liquids accurately from heaviest to lightest, we need the density of each liquid. If you have the densities or can provide any additional information on that, we can proceed to rank them accordingly.

If you don’t have the densities available, I can still assist in explaining the general process once we have them.

Do you have the densities for these liquids or any further details to share? 

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Here are five relative questions that expand upon the content:
1. How does density affect the mass of a liquid for the same volume?
2. What units are typically used for density when calculating mass in liters?
3. How would the rankings change if all liquids had the same density?
4. Can the concept of buoyancy be used to infer something about density?
5. How would temperature affect the density of the liquids?

**Tip**: Always ensure that you have both volume and density information when determining mass. Mass is proportional to both!

Rank the following volumes of liquid from heaviest to least heavy: 3 L of liquid L_4, 3 L of liquid L_1, 1 L of liquid L_6, 0.5 L of liquid L_5, 0.003 L of liquid L_7, 0.4 L of liquid L_2, and 0.043 L of liquid L_3.

Learn how to rank different volumes of liquids by mass using their volume and density. This problem covers the relationship between mass, volume, and density, and provides insights on how to approach such ranking problems. Suitable for students in Grades 8-10.

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