Question

Stat the basic differences between mass and density.
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Answer 1

Answer:

Mass quantifies the amount of matter present in a certain object that is usually expressed in unit grams or kilograms. ... Density quantifies how much mass is present in a certain matter or object with respect to volume (per unit volume).

Answer 2

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$\small\red{\sf { MASS :-}}$

• It is a measure of inertia.

• Property of mass is - Extrinsic

• Matter present in a body.

• Mass implies amount of matter contained in an object.

• SI Unit - Kilogram

$\small\red{\sf { Density :-}}$

• It is the degree of compactness

• Property of density is - Intrinsic

• Mass present per unit volume.

• Density of an object alludes to the concentration of matter in an object.

• Si unit - Kilogram per cubic metre