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Matter doesn't have to have mass, as long as it takes up space. A. true B. false

Matter doesn't have to have mass, as long as it takes up space. A. true B. false
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Matter doesn't have to have mass, as long as it takes up space.
A. true
B. false

User Iesou
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Every matter has mass. If there is no matter then mass is absent. Hence it is false.
User Janaka Dombawela
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The answer is FALSE.

There you go!
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