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If you had a cup full of methanol and a pool full of methanol do you think they would have the same mass or different mass? ***I AM ASKING ABOUT MASS... NOT DENSITY!***
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If you had a cup full of methanol and a pool full of methanol do you think they would have the same mass or different mass?

***I AM ASKING ABOUT MASS... NOT DENSITY!***

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your answer is different

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Answer:

Different

Step-by-step explanation:

The volume of the pool is larger than the volume of the cup, and since the densities are the same, the mass of the pool is larger than the mass of the cup.

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