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If density is calculated by mass divided by volume and the mass increases, what would happen to the density of an object? Would it increase or decrease?

If density is calculated by mass divided by volume and the mass increases, what would happen to the density of an object? Would it increase or decrease?
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If density is calculated by mass divided by volume and the mass increases, what would happen to the density of an object?

Would it increase or decrease?

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It would increase becuase it wouldn’t make sense if it decreased
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