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Because knowing about density in an imaginary world is not particularly useful!
Seriously, though, density can be used to measure the purity of solid objects without destructive testing. It is, of course, possible to start with a pure substance and add some denser additive and some less dense additive so that the end result has the same density as the original, but that is not very likely.
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Knowing about density is important in the real world for several reasons. It helps us understand how materials interact with each other and with their surroundings, which is important in fields such as engineering and construction. Density also plays a crucial role in determining the buoyancy of objects, which is relevant in activities like swimming, sailing, and aviation. Additionally, density is used in various scientific and industrial applications, ranging from analyzing the composition of substances to understanding weather patterns.
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