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prohojiy [21]
3 years ago
14

La cantidad de materia en un objeto.

Physics
1 answer:
Scrat [10]3 years ago
7 0

La respuesta correcta es Masa

Explicación:

Todos los objetos existentes en el universo se componen de materia cuya unidad básica es conocida como átomo. A su vez el átomo se compone de subpartículas que incluyen protones, neutrones y electrones. Además de esto, la cantidad de materia o átomos en un objeto o cuerpo, por ejemplo la cantidad de materia en un balón se conoce como masa. Este factor se mide en unidades como gramos o kilos, por ejemplo, la cantidad de masa en una manzana es de aproximadamente de 150 gr. Finalmente, la masa se diferencia del peso porque en el peso la fuerza gravitacional y no solamente la materia se debe considerar.

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