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Where the misunderstanding often comes in is that muscle is much more dense than fat, so that, by volume, it seems to weigh more. That is, a pound of muscle occupies less space than a pound of fat.
Muscle density develops as your muscles heal from the microscopic tears they develop during heavy lifting, but pushing yourself to the point of exhaustion can cause more significant muscle damage. If you feel that you can't continue with your lifting, stop. Don't risk injury to try and add another set to your workout.