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Density of a material is the same, no matter the ___ or the _ of the material

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slega [8]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is <u>mass </u>and <u>volume</u>.

Explanation:

Yes, you use mass and volume to find density, but they don't affect the density in any way. Do they change the density? Do they create more or less of the density? No.

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Density of a material is the same, no matter the _____ or the ___ of the material

Density of a material is the same, no matter the ___ or the _ of the material