Physics, asked by sourish52, 1 year ago

If the volume of a substance is doubled keeping its mass same. What happens to its density ?
(A) No change (B) remains same (C) gets doubled (D) gets halved​

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Answered by thohaaslam
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Answer:

D gets halved

Explanation:

d=m/v

since mass is constant

v is inversly proportional to density

Answered by adityachugh73adcddun
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the density will get halved coz mass is inversely proportional to volume.

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