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A student weighs a container and then adds air. When the student weighs the container again the weight will be: a.less b.more than c.the same
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A student weighs a container and then adds air. When the student weighs the container again the weight will be: a.less b.more than c.the same

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Wouldn't air already be in the container, and if it isn't, then it would be heavier, since your adding something. Even if it is light as air, there would be some kind of difference.
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ZA student weighs a container and then adds air. When the students weighs the container again the weight will be C. The same.
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