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What does it mean if the Change in Mass is a positive number?
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What does it mean if the Change in Mass is a positive number?
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If the change of the mass is a positive number that would mean that there was an increase in the total amount of mass. For example if something has a mass of 75 kg and experiences a positive change of 5 kg the new mass would be a resulting 80 kg.
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