what is the relation between mass and volume

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what is the relation between mass and volume

aka78484 22nd Oct, 2020

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Mansi Yashi 22nd Oct, 2020

Thevolume of theobject is directly proportional to itsmass. As thevolumeincreases themass of theobject increases in direct proportion. The gradientof thegraph equals the densityof thematerial.

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Harsha Sinha 22nd Oct, 2020

Hi there,

Mass and volume are two different things, mass is the object mass and volume is the space occupied by it.

There is no particular relation between these two this completely depends upon what topic you are studying.

I hope this helps

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