Which pairs of matter demonstrate the law of conservation?
2 answers:
Which pairs of matter demonstrate the laws of conservation?
The only correct ones are:
a Snowman and the melted remains of the same Snowman,
a lump of clay and the same lump broken into three pieces,
one apple and the same Apple cut into slices.
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Answer: There are 3 answers.
B.
* A Snowman.
* The melted remains of the same snowman.
C.
* A lump of clay.
* The same lump broken into three pieces.
F.
* One apple.
* The same apple cut into slices.
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