Answer:
Examples of extensive properties are: temperature, mass, weight, volume, lenght, force, among others.
Explanation:
Extensive properties are properties that depends on the amount of mass (thus depends on the size) of an object.
For example:
It is not the same to have a package of 1 kg of sugar than a package of 5 kg of sugar. The amount of mass is different and also the weight and the volume (the 1 kg package take less place than the package of 5 kg).
Also exists Intensive properties, these ones do not depends on the amount of mass, such as: density, organoleptic properties, boiling point, melting point, amog others.
In the previous example, the flavor of both packages of sugar will be the same independetly of the amount of sugar.
