what is density used for in everday life?

Question

besides how much matter is in a given space
and if an object floats or not

Answer 1

It allows for simple everyday objects to hold their bond, like sand that moist and packed together.

It keeps us from falling toward the center of the Earth.

When you need to make room in your fridge for the two extra large pizza's, increased density is your best friend.

If a baseball had a lot less density, it would be like a sand bag or water balloon. It wouldn't bounce, and it wouldn't go very far when you hit it because it would absorb a lot of the energy that focused on the ball's acceleration and momentum.

You wouldn't have water pressure in your house if it weren't for density.

You wouldn't have gas pressure in your gas lines if it weren't for density.