If the volume of an object increases but the mass stays the same, which will happen to the density? a. it will increase. b. it will decrease. c. it will stay the same.

The density of the object will A) Increase.

Density shows how much matter is within an a certain volume. With that said, we can conclude that the density is reliant on the volume. So, if the volume was to increase, the density would then increase. Thus making A the answer.

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