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The amount of matter after a change a. equals the amount before a change. b. is greater than the amount before a change. c. is less than the amount before a change.

The amount of matter after a change a. equals the amount before a change. b. is greater than the amount before a change. c. is less than the amount before a change.
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The amount of matter after a change

a. equals the amount before a change.
b. is greater than the amount before a change.
c. is less than the amount before a change.

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User Remy Vanherweghem
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a) equals the amount before a change

the law of conservation of matter states that not matter can be created nor destroyed

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