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If you have two objects with equal volume, do they have the same mass? Explain.
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If you have two objects with equal volume, do they have the same mass? Explain.

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Not necessary. That is because the states could differ, as if one is a solid, the particles are squished together, and if its a liquid, the particles are farther apart. 
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