C. If you change the mass and volume does the density of a fluid changes?Solve: 1. D= 1000kg+ 4m3D=2.D= 1000kg+ 2 m3D=3. D= 600Kg+ 3m3D=4. D= 400kg+3m?D=

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C. If you change the mass and volume does the density of a fluid changes? Solve: 1. D= 1000kg+ 4m2 D= 2. D= 1000kg+ 2 m3 D= 3. D= 600Kg+ 3m3 D= 4. D= 400kg+3m D=

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D=
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D= 1000kg+ 2 m3
D=
3. D= 600Kg+ 3m3
D=
4. D= 400kg+3m?
D=

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