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Is air matter and how can you tell?
Yes. Air is matter. It takes force to get air to accelerate indicating that it has mass, and trying to compress it in a container shows that it takes up space.
Does it matter what time of Day it is to catch Feebas?
There doesn't seem to be an exact time to catch Feebas, they are just really really really hard to catch.
What do you think about not being able to have beverages and snacks in movie theaters?
Does it really matter what I think? If that is their rule, so be it!, no matter who thinks elsewise.
What is the difference and similarity between air and mud?
Similarities' Both are matter. Differences: Density
Did people really find air on the moon?
No, the moon has no atmosphere.
Is air matter or non-matter?
It is matter. "Matter" includes gas, such as air.
Does it matter how high up your window unit air conditioner is for cooling?
Not really, the fan should circulate the air around quite well, and everyone knows that hot air rises.
Why balloon is a matter?
Ballon is a matter because it has air and the air is one of phases of matter...
Does air have matter?
Air is a matter because it occupies space.
Is compressed air matter?
Yes. Normal air is matter, too.
Is air inside ball considered as matter?
Air consits of many gases and gases are matter. Therfore, air is also a matter. Inside the ball it remains as matter.
Are air and water matter?
As both air and water occupy space, they must be matter, as such is the nature of matter/
Which of these statements is not true air has mass air exerts pressure air composes matter air contains mold?
air is composed OF matter
How could you show air is matter?
Air is not matter! Lol jks jks
What is the legal age to own air soft guns in California?
Well it really doesn't matter,you just haved to have adult supervison
How could you show someone air is matter?
Air is not matter! Lol jks jks
How do you know the air you breathe is matter even if you can't see it?
Air is matter because it has mass and takes up space. When you exhale, you can feel the force of air leaving your lungs, which demonstrates that air has mass. Additionally, air exerts pressure on objects as it pushes against them, further showing its physical properties as matter.
