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8 June, 01:08

A cube made of lead has a density of 11,341 kg/m3. If one of the sides were doubled without changing the mass of lead, how would the density of the cube be changed?

A. It would double

B. It would quadruple.

C. It would be 1/8 as much.

D. It would be 1/2 as much.

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  1. 8 June, 04:19
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    C

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The side lengths have cubed times its effect because the cube is in the third dimension, therefore C.
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