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If two objects have he same volume but one has greater mass, the one with greater mass?
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If two objects have he same volume but one has greater mass, the one with greater mass?

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if two objects have the same volume but one has greater mass the one with greater mass has greater density

density equal mass divided by volume so if mass increase density increase
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