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NEED HELP DESPERATELY!!! What assumption can be made about the density of two cylinders with similar masses and very different volumes? A mass-32 volume 23 mL B mass-31 volume 3…

NEED HELP DESPERATELY!!! What assumption can be made about the density of two cylinders with similar masses and very different volumes? A mass-32 volume 23 mL B mass-31 volume 3…
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NEED HELP DESPERATELY!!!

What assumption can be made about the density of two cylinders with similar masses and very different volumes?
A
mass-32
volume 23 mL
B
mass-31
volume 30 ml
PLS help ASAP​
I rly don't want to fail 6th grade​

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Answer:

A is denser.

Step-by-step explanation:

User Vishal Seshagiri
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Answer:

The density of tube A is greater then the density of tube B having more mass inside of the smaller area.

Step-by-step explanation:

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