Leslie is observing the air in a balloon. She wants to know if the air in the balloon is matter. What must be true of the air for it to be matter?

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Thomas Zoechling · Answer 1 · 2018-05-20T18:11:26+0000

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For usatestprep its D

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It must have mass and volume. The air in a balloon has mass. it can be observed by placing balloon on a balance before and after blowing it up. You can see the volume of the air in the balloon when it is blown up.

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