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Finley Copeland
4 August, 06:23
In what situation will mass change?
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Tiara Church
4 August, 08:14
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The mass of an object doesn't change, unless you take part of it away, or glue on another piece.
But then it's not the same object.
The mass of the same original object doesn't change. Period.
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Andrea Ballard
4 August, 08:54
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An example of change in mass would be losing weight.
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