There are two solids of the same size for example a marble and an iron ball of the same size. Will they have the same mass? Why?

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Dear student,
It may have or may not have the same mass. It is not necessary that if two solids have same size they would have same mass.
For Eg: If a paper and an iron sheet is of same size, they will not have same mass.
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There are two solids of the same size for example a marble and an iron ball of the same size. Will they have the same mass? Why?

Dear student, It may have or may not have the same mass. It is not necessary that if two solids have same size they would have same mass. For Eg: If a paper and an iron sheet is of same size, they will not have same mass. Regards

Dear student,
It may have or may not have the same mass. It is not necessary that if two solids have same size they would have same mass.
For Eg: If a paper and an iron sheet is of same size, they will not have same mass.
Regards