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What if two objects have the same mass but different sizes which is denser? expain
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What if two objects have the same mass but different sizes which is denser? expain

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Imagine you have 5 marbles in your hand and 5 marbles spread in front of you on the floor. Each group has the same mass, but one is contained in a smaller space. The marbles in your hand would be denser because there is more "stuff" in a smaller space.

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