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22 August, 22:56

What assumption can be made about the densities of two different spheres that have

an identical volume but very different masses?

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  1. 23 August, 02:40
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    Their densities are different as well

    Explanation:

    Density is worked out by dividing mass by volume. If the mass was the same then the densities would be as well. But it's not.

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