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When two objects have the same mass, and different volume.. the density will be the same because density only depends on the mass of an object. their density values cannot be co…

When two objects have the same mass, and different volume.. the density will be the same because density only depends on the mass of an object. their density values cannot be co…
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When two objects have the same mass, and different volume..

the density will be the same because density only depends on the mass of an object.
their density values cannot be compared because I don't have enough data.
one of the objects will have higher density.
both objects will have the same density.

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User Oussama BEN MAHMOUD
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one of the objects will have higher density

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