Full work and explanations, in complete sentences, required for all items. 1) Two objects have equal numbers of equal mass particles, but object A's particles have a larger volume than the particles of B. What, if anything, can we say about the volumes of the objects? 2) Two objects have equal numbers of equal mass particles, but object A has a larger volume than B. What, if anything, can we say about the volumes of the particles of A and B? 3) Two objects have equal numbers of particles, but the particles of object A have a larger mass than those in object B. If object B has a smaller volume, can it have a larger density than object A? Explain. 4) Object A has larger number of smaller mass particles than object B. Object A has a larger density than object B. What, if anything, can we say about how tightly packed the particles are in these two objects? Explain