Physics, asked by nikhilsam5971, 1 year ago

Can 2 objects with different volumes and masses have the same density?

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Answered by varnikaarumugam1002

Answer:Because mass and volume are independent, two objects with the same volume can have different masses. Therefore, the objects can have different densities. However, if two objects have the same mass and volume, they will have the same density.

density=mass/volume.

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