When we were defining the bulk modulus of compressibility we said that as the pressure is increased, the volume of fluid is decreased, and consequently the density of the fluid is increased. Why does the density of a fluid increase when its volume is decreased?

When we were defining the bulk modulus of compressibility we said that as the pressure is increased, the volume of fluid is decreased, and consequently the density of the fluid is increased. Why does the density of a fluid increase when its volume is decreased?

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