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4 years ago

Matter is the substance that we can see and observe. True False

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I'd say true.
Matter is a physical substance that occupies space.
Lets say you put random stuff in a box. That stuff is matter, filling the box.
Its common to say that matter is everything around you. You can see everything around you (almost).

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