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What does the mass of an object measure? a: amount of matter it contains . b: force of gravity acting on it. c: amount of water it displaces. d: amount of space it takes up.​

What does the mass of an object measure? a: amount of matter it contains . b: force of gravity acting on it. c: amount of water it displaces. d: amount of space it takes up.​
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What does the mass of an object measure?

a: amount of matter it contains .
b: force of gravity acting on it.
c: amount of water it displaces.
d: amount of space it takes up.​

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the amount of matter it contain

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