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The mass of the toy on the right is the same/different from the toy on the left

The mass of the toy on the right is the same/different from the toy on the left
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The mass of the toy on the right is the same/different from the toy on the left

The mass of the toy on the right is the same/different from the toy on the left-example-1
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The mass of the toy on the right is the SAME as the toy on the left because it's the same exact toy.
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