The denser an object, the more compact it is. The table below shows the mass and volume of two different objects.

Which of the two objects is more compact?
Object X is more compact.
Object Y is more compact.
Both objects are equally compact.
This cannot be determined.

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The denser an object, the more compact it is. The table below shows the mass and volume of two different objects.

Which of the two objects is more compact?
 Object X is more compact.
 Object Y is more compact.
 Both objects are equally compact.
 This cannot be determined.

Gucchi · Answer

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Gucchi · Answer

am i right with B?

Gucchi · Answer

@tranquility

Tranquility · Answer

@gucchi wrote:

am i right with B?

That is correct

Gucchi · Answer

i know i rlly dont ask for explanations but can you give one for this question rq?

Tranquility · Answer

density = mass/volume

calculate the volume of each one

Tranquility · Answer

the larger the density, the more compact it is

Gucchi · Answer

@tranquility wrote:

the larger the density, the more compact it is

ok this makes more sense to me thank you

Tranquility · Answer

you're welcome

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