Density of iron is ______ than the density of water.

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Density = Mass / Volume
Density varies directly with the mass of the object.
For a given volume, the mass of iron is much more than water.
Thus, the density of iron is much more than the density of water.
Density of iron is much more than the density of water.

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Density of iron is ______ than the density of water.

Density = Mass / VolumeDensity varies directly with the mass of the object. For a given volume, the mass of iron is much more than water.Thus, the density of iron is much more than the density of water.Density of iron is much more than the density of water.

Density = Mass / Volume
Density varies directly with the mass of the object.
For a given volume, the mass of iron is much more than water.
Thus, the density of iron is much more than the density of water.
Density of iron is much more than the density of water.