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Well it was found that even if the hearsay bar is split in half, quarter or twelfth the density will be the same because, there will be the same amount of compactness. There will be the same amount of room in every single piece even if the bar is cut into an eighteenth. The density will not change even if it's a whole or half. Yes it does have less volume than a whole but that doesn't affect how dense an object is. In this case it is a hershey
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