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Its mass is constant because no mass is being added to or removed from it.

Its volume will decrease because it was compressed into a smaller size.

Density is mass divided by volume, so it's change will relate to the fraction:

mass (constant) / volume (decreasing)

... so since the volume (in the denominator) is decreasing, the fraction overall is increasing, so density will increase.

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