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How can the mass of a glass of orange juice be increased? a) by evaporating the orange juice b) by freezing the orange juice c) by boiling the orange juice d) none of these will increase the mass I'm pretty sure it's D, but i just want to make sure...
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It is D. I was just now going over this is my Anatomy book. I will type the sentence I just read :) "The mass of an object is equal to the actual amount of matter in the object, and it remains CONSTANT wherever the object is. Matter exists in solid, liquid, and gaseous states." Hope that helped!! :)
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