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If an object gets smaller due to a change in state, what happens to its volume? How will this affect its density?
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If an object gets smaller due to a change in state, what happens to its volume? How will this affect its density?

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Volume decreases while density stays the same
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the volume of a object will go down but the density stays the same

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