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Chapter 1.1

Chapter 1.1. Matter, mass, and volume. Brain Pop. Example: Which has more mass, a car or a cat? Why?. Matter. Things that can physically be touched It makes up all objects and living things in the universe Examples: people, animals, water, etc. Mass.

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Chapter 1.1

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  1. Chapter 1.1 Matter, mass, and volume

  2. Brain Pop • Example: Which has more mass, a car or a cat? Why?

  3. Matter • Things that can physically be touched • It makes up all objects and living things in the universe • Examples: people, animals, water, etc.

  4. Mass • Measurement of how much matter there is • The more matter, the greater the mass. • Example: Which has more mass, a car or a cat? Why?

  5. Weight • Is the downward pull on an object due to gravity • Gravity is a force that pulls all matter (things that can be touched) together • Example: car and a cat.. Which has more matter?

  6. Mass –vs- Weight • Again Mass describes the amount of matter an object has and Weight is how strongly gravity is pulling on that matter.

  7. Volume • The amount of space that matter occupies (takes up) • Volume = length X width X height • V=l x w x h • Not regular in shape, can figure out the volume by Displacement • No two objects that are the same can be in the same space at the same time

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