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The ash produced by the burning paper has much less mass than the mass of the original paper. Was mass conserved during this change? Explain your answer.

The ash produced by the burning paper has much less mass than the mass of the original paper. Was mass conserved during this change? Explain your answer.
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The ash produced by the burning paper has much less mass than the mass of the original paper. Was mass conserved during this change? Explain your answer.

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a

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Mass was conserved, because it was losing all shape, weight, and matter. It really has no mass.
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