Question

in the top right, select same density. fill in the table below.

object	mass	volume	density
yellow box	6kg	106 - 100 = 6	1
green box	2kg	102 - 100 = 2	1
red box	1kg	101 - 100 = 2	1

1. how can these objects all be different sizes and shapes but have the same density?

they can all be different sizes and shapes but have the same density since it matters on |

Explanation:

Density is defined as mass per unit volume ($
ho=\frac{m}{V}$). If the ratio of mass to volume is the same for different - sized and shaped objects, they will have the same density. For example, if one object has a mass of 2 units and a volume of 2 units, and another has a mass of 4 units and a volume of 4 units, both have a density of 1 unit. So, different - sized and shaped objects can have the same density if the proportion of mass to volume is identical.

Answer:

They can all be different sizes and shapes but have the same density since it depends on the ratio of mass to volume. If the ratio of mass to volume (density = mass/volume) is the same for each object, they will have the same density regardless of their size and shape.