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How would you determine the volume of an object if you were givin it's mass and density
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How would you determine the volume of an object if you were givin it's mass and density

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The relationship between the variables is that density is equal to the quotient of the mass and volume of the object.

Density = m/v

Density • volume = mass

Volume = mass/density.
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Density= mass*volume

So to find the volume of it, you take Mass/Density

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