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Ashley determines the density, mass, and volume of a sample of liquid water. She removes part of the sample and repeats her meas

urements with the remaining water. Which of the following properties should have the same value for both of her measurements?
○All of the above
○Density
○Mass
○Volume

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Paul [167]2 years ago

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Answer:

Only thing that should hold constant is the Density of the water

Explanation:

Since you are removing some of the water, the Mass and Volume will decrease.

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