Answer:
Here's the Density Formula: D = M/V
Q: How does mass affect density?
A: <em>Mass is a factor in density, the density is proportional to the mass. So as the mass increases, so does the density, provided the volume remains constant.</em>
Q: How does volume affect density?
A:<em> If an object has a larger mass than its volume it has a high density, if an object has a smaller mass than its volume it has a lower density.</em>
Explanation:
<em><u>I really Hope this Helps!!</u></em>
I had the same question. I'm pretty sure it's 23 seconds. :)
Both of them are in big trouble ! I personally would write up each one of them for => no current valid driver's license, => no current vehicle insurance, => no current vehicle emission inspection sticker, => no visible current vehicle, => failure to signal turns, and => speeding in a school zone, since 19.4 m/s is equivalent to 43.4 mph.
