Different due to the mass of the object

xswtxoj · May 26, 2009

If the cylinder and wire are made of the same material, then their densities should be the same or different?

I think its different due to the mass of the object

tiny-tim · May 26, 2009

Hi xswtxoj!

xswtxoj said:

If the cylinder and wire are made of the same material, then their densities should be the same or different?

I think its different due to the mass of the object

what cylinder? what wire?

density is mass over volume …

it doesn't depend on shape or size.

Different due to the mass of the object

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