How does matter affect mass? Matter does not affect the mass of an object. Increasing mass can cause matter to decrease. The more matter an object contains the more mass it may have. Less matter can increase

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How does matter affect mass?

Matter does not affect the mass of an object.
Increasing mass can cause matter to decrease.
The more matter an object contains the more mass it may have.
Less matter can increase the mass of an object.

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the correct answer is (The more matter an object contains the more mass it may have.)

Vitali Climenco answered Apr 18, 2022

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