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17-03-2020
Chemistry

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Density is equal to

volume divided by mass

mass divided by volume

they are all equal to each other

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17-03-2020

No, volume divided by mass is different from mass divided by volume. Density equals to Mass divided by Volume. Volume equals to Mass divided by Density. Mass equals to Density times Volume. They are all not equal.

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