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Could a larger object have less mass than a smaller object? Explain.

Could a larger object have less mass than a smaller object? Explain.
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Could a larger object have less mass than a smaller object? Explain.

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Yes, because the smaller object could be more dense than the larger object. The larger object could also be hollow, decreasing the weight of it. It depends on what the object is made out of, and how tightly the space compacted is. Hope this helped!
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