Suppose measure the mass of an orange. Then you peel the orange and separate out the slices. If you measure the orange peel and all the slices, will that mass equal the mass of the whole orange?
yes
no

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R3al · Answer

For my opinion no, because If you cut a orange open some of the liquid comes out.

ramen · Answer

Well we are talking about skinning the orange peels, not poking it so the juice comes out.

cpl106 · Answer

the mass will stay the same becuase even tho its taken apart each thing has its own mass but if you measured it as a whole you would have gotten on mass but when you put it back together the mass with be the same as it was before you took it apart

hiiiihiiiiiiiiii · Answer

false right

R3al · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @ramen
Well we are talking about skinning the orange peels, not poking it so the juice comes out.
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}$
Yes but most of time to liquid comes out.

ramen · Answer

No liquid comes out when you peel an orange, Idk how you peel it...

hiiiihiiiiiiiiii · Answer

so true

cpl106 · Answer

even if you took the juice out you can count in the mass of the jiuce to the actual fruit and it would still be the same but you're answer should be "yes"

ramen · Answer

Yes I believe true, it is the same thing as an unpeeled orange, just that the peel is separated.

hiiiihiiiiiiiiii · Answer

ok