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Suppose you measure the mass of a banana before it rots. You measure the mass again days later after the banana has turned black and find that the mass is less. Use the law of c…

Suppose you measure the mass of a banana before it rots. You measure the mass again days later after the banana has turned black and find that the mass is less. Use the law of c…
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Suppose you measure the mass of a banana before it rots. You measure the mass again days later after the banana has turned black and find that the mass is less. Use the law of conservation of mass to conclude what happened to the mass of the banana.

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The banana has gotten all mushy and watery, so that makes the mass less.
Maybe?
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