If object a has more mass than object b, does object a contain more matter? explain why it is so.

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<span>Mass is a unit of measurement that is concern about the amount of substance present in the body. Because substance A has more mass than Substance B, then it clearly contains more matter than B. So, the answer to the question is YES. </span>

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