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How is the density of an object calculated? A.Adding the mass of the object to the volume that the object occupies B.Multiplying the mass of the object by the volume the object occupies C.Dividing the
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How is the density of an object calculated?

A.Adding the mass of the object to the volume that the object occupies

B.Multiplying the mass of the object by the volume the object occupies

C.Dividing the mass of the object by the volume the object occupies

D.Dividing the volume the object occupies by the mass of the object

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The density can be found by dividing the mass of the object by its volume. So the answer is C
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