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Density

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We want to find the term that defines mass divided by volume.

The mass of a body is its quantitive measure of inertia.

The volume of a body is the amount of space it occupies.

The density of a body is the measure of a body's mass per unit volume.

Therefore, the correct answer is Density.

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