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3 December, 11:15
What is mass for physical science
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Lorelei Lamb
3 December, 11:49
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The quantity of matter in any given object.
How to find the mass of an object:
mass = volume x density
Example:
mass = volume x density mass = 5000cm³ x 3.52g/cm³ mass = 17600 grams
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