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This rock fractures into tiny pieces, will the smaller pieces have the same density as the above larger rock?
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This rock fractures into tiny pieces, will the smaller pieces have the same density as the above larger rock?

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Yes it will have the same density - the mass and volume would have changed but density stays the same :)
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Yes, it will have the same density as the above larger rock.
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