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4. Matter can be defined as anything that A. has weight. B. has mass and volume. C. is uniform throughout. D. exhibits both chemical and physical properties.​
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4. Matter can be defined as anything that A. has weight. B. has mass and volume. C. is uniform throughout. D. exhibits both chemical and physical properties.​

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B. has mass and volume.
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