W2 Retake Mass and Weight

A. The mass will increase.

B. The mass will decrease.

C. The mass will not exist.

D. The mass will remain the same.

A. mass

B. weight

C. energy

D. inertia

A. Mass is the amount of matter in an object, and weight is the pull of gravity on an object.

B. Weight is the amount of matter in an object, and mass is the pull of gravity on an object.

C. Mass is always more than weight.

D. Weight is always more than mass.

A. Malik's mass is greater than Alexander's.

B. Alexander's mass is greater than Malik's.

C. Malik and Alexander have the same mass.

D. Alexander's and Malik's masses cannot be compared.

A. Its mass increases, and its weight increases.

B. Its mass has no change, and its weight decreases.

C. Its mass decreases, and its weight has no change.

D. Its mass has no change, and its weight increases.

Balance

Ruler

Weighing Scale

Measuring Tape

Spring scale

Mass spherical balance

Triple beam balance

Caliper