Two objects, A and B, both have the same mass but B has a larger volume....
Two objects, A and B, both have the same mass but B has a larger volume. What can you say about the density of these objects?
- A. Since they have the same mass, they have the same density.
- B. Not enough data to determine.
- C. Object A is less dense than object B.
- D. Object B is less dense than object A.
Homework Answers
Density is Mass per unit Volume
.
since mass of both A and B is same so density depends on volume. from formula density is inversely proportional to volume i.e. with the increase in volume density decrease and vice versa.
So, If volume of B is more than A than B will be less dense than A.
so, answer will be D
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