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There are two spheres of the same size, one is metal and one is wood. Why does the metal sphere have more mass?
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There are two spheres of the same

size, one is metal and one is wood. Why
does the metal sphere have more mass?

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Answer:

metal is heavier than wood.

Step-by-step explanation:

metal is made of rock which doesn't have air in it while wood has air in it making it lighter

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