Which of the following objects is most dense? O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00320 cubic meters O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters O mass = 2560 kg, volume = 0.640 cubic meters O mass=2560 kg, volume = 1.28 cubic meters O mass= 4.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters

Which of the following objects is most dense? O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00320 cubic meters O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters O mass = 2560 kg, volume = 0.640 cubic meters O mass=2560 kg, volume = 1.28 cubic meters O mass= 4.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters

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Which of the following objects is most dense?
O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00320 cubic meters
O mass = 8.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters
O mass = 2560 kg, volume = 0.640 cubic meters
O mass= 2560 kg, volume = 1.28 cubic meters
O mass= 4.00 kg, volume = 0.00160 cubic meters

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