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| Anything that has mass or volume |
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| The amoint of space an object takes up. |
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| The curve in the water in a graduated cylinder. |
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| The amount of matter somthing is made of. |
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| The force of atraction between two objects. |
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| The measure of gravitional force on an object. |
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| The tendency of all objects to resist any change of motion. |
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| Phyisical trate of an object. |
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| The ability to transfer thermol energy. |
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| Thephysical form in witch a subsance exsists. |
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| The ability to be pounded in to then sheets. |
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