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Does a part or slice of a substance have a different density than the whole piece? Pls help!
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Does a part or slice of a substance have a different density than the whole piece?

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Density is defined as mass per unit volume so even when you cut an object in half unit volume does not change so each part would have a different density even if it’s cut into the same pieces
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