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The density of a steel hammer is 7.9 g/cm3 on Earth. What would the density be on a spaceship?
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The density of a steel hammer is 7.9 g/cm3 on Earth. What would the density be on a spaceship?

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the spaceshipnwould be 20 meters widd

User Ivan Ivanic
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The density of the steel hammer would probably still be 7.9g/cm3.
Reason: as Long as the mass and volume DON'T CHANGE it will still be 7.9g/cm3. As density is mass divided by volume.

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