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The amount of matter an object contains is referred to as its a. weight b. mass ​

The amount of matter an object contains is referred to as its a. weight b. mass ​
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The amount of matter an object contains is referred to as its

a. weight



b. mass
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User Mahaveer Muttha
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mass is the one being asked for

User Hellectronic
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mass, but that is a classical definition...

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