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Finger [1]
3 years ago
15

Three blocks are shown: Block A has mass 3 kilograms, length 7 centimeters, height 3 centimeters, and width 1 centimeter. Block

B has mass 4 kilograms, length 7 centimeters, height 1 centimeter, and width 3 centimeters. Block C has mass 2 kilograms, length 1 centimeter, height 7 centimeters, and width 3 centimeters. Which statement is correct? Block A has the greatest density. Block B has the greatest density. The density of Block A is equal to the density of Block B. The density of Block B is equal to the density of Block C.
English
1 answer:
Katen [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

block B has the greatest density

Explanation:

density is mass

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