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What two quantities do you need to measure in Oder to determine the density of an object
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What two quantities do you need to measure in Oder to determine the density of an object

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In Oder to determine the density of an object, you must measure
the object's mass and its volume.

With those two numbers in hand, the density may then be calculated,
thusly:

Density = (mass) divided by (volume).

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