what is matter
Asked by satyamchaudhary619196
25th September 2018,
9:09 AM
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Matter:
- We see many different things around us. They are a part of our surroundings.
- For instance, mobile, water, food, balloon, air in that balloon, animals, mountains, even we human beings are the examples of matter.
- All things that we see around us and use in our everyday life together constitute matter.
- Thus, anything that occupies space and has mass is called matter.
- All materials are made up of matter. Matter exists in different forms or states.
- We see many different things around us. They are a part of our surroundings.
- For instance, mobile, water, food, balloon, air in that balloon, animals, mountains, even we human beings are the examples of matter.
- All things that we see around us and use in our everyday life together constitute matter.
- Thus, anything that occupies space and has mass is called matter.
- All materials are made up of matter. Matter exists in different forms or states.
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