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If you transfer a one liter of lemonade into a 2 liter pitcher and the lemonade fills up half the container. Does the density of the lemonade change?
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If you transfer a one liter of lemonade into a 2 liter pitcher and the lemonade fills up half the container. Does the density of the lemonade change?

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The answer is no. The formula for density is p=m/V. Everything about the lemonade stays the same except the container it was in. And because the lemonade itself did not change in any way the density of it stays the same.
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