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Does a 2-kilogram rock have twice the mass of a 1-kilogram rock?
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Does a 2-kilogram rock have twice the mass
of a 1-kilogram rock?

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yes the 2 kg rock would be twice the size as a 1 kg rock

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Yes.

Because the mass would be measured in kilograms ( given units) 2 is two times greater than 1, so it would have twice the mass

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