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| anything that has the property of inertia |
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| a property of matter that shows itself as a resistance to any change in motion. |
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| a property possessed by all matter |
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| based on electromagnetic waves |
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| law of conservation of mass |
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| law of conservation of energy |
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| law of conservation of mass-energy |
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| mass and energy are conserved |
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| consumer products made from raw materials |
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| pictures in your head that help you better understand an abstract idea or object |
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| describing a property without measurements |
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| when the property is measured |
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| SI unit for electromagnetic current |
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| thermodynamic temperature |
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| the measure of the force of gravity between two objects |
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| measure of the quantity of matter |
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| instrument used to determine the mass of an object by comparing the objects mass to known mass |
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