Unknown Objects Are Made The Same Material

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This report will discuss whether the unknown objects are made the same material. Upon receiving the unknown objects, physical properties, such as the color, shape, and density, played a part in guessing if they are or are not made of the same material. A measurable way to determine if they are made of the same material is to find the density of the objects. Density is an extensive property of physical properties

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