What 2 measurements do you need to have to calculate the density of an object? Responses (A) area and volume (B) area and mass (C) weight and mass (D) mass and volume

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Well Actually asked Jan 12, 2023

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What 2 measurements do you need to have to calculate the density of an object?

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(A) area and volume

(B) area and mass

(C) weight and mass

(D) mass and volume

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The answer would be mass and volume.

Lloyd Meinholz answered Jan 14, 2023

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

the formula for density is

Mass ÷ Volume

MichaelChan answered Jan 16, 2023

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