If you have equal masses of two different substances (A and B), and the density of...
If you have equal masses of two different substances (A and B), and the density of A is twice the density of B, then the volume of A is ________ the volume of B.
| a. The same as |
| b. One-half |
| c. Two times |
| d. One-quarter |
| e. Four times |
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