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PeanutButterJelly: 1 year ago

Why is it possible for two blocks of exactly the same size to have different masses? ANSWER FAST PLEASE!!!

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MadMarcus15: 1 year ago | Last edited at 2:17PM on 10/12/2011

Amber, Meaghan and Chumley have reasonable answers.

If they're both made of the same thing and are both equally hulled, it could have to do with the cell density, I think.

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amber2396: 1 year ago

they are made of different things

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PeanutButterJelly: 1 year ago

Thankerss

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MeaghanRondeau: 1 year ago

they have different weights

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PeanutButterJelly: 1 year ago

Thank u o3o

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chumleypud42: 1 year ago via iPhone

1 might be hollow 1 might b dense

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PeanutButterJelly: 1 year ago

Thanks but ones not hollow I'm going with density ;D

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CaseyCat604: 1 year ago via iPhone

Because of matter.

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bluebeach: 1 year ago via iPhone

They would be made of two different things like plastic and wood or one is hollow.

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