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HELPP Inside the international Space Station (ISS) many objects float freely. Imagine that inside the space there are two cans of the same size, but one can is full with non compressed cotton and the other
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Inside the international Space Station (ISS) many objects float freely. Imagine that inside the space there are two cans of the same size, but one can is full with non compressed cotton and the other is full with iron, Which of the two cans would have a greater mass?
a) the one with iron
b)the one with cotton
c)they would have the same mass
d) its imposible to know​

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Step-by-step explanation:

the one with iron

because the question talks about masses not weight

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