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26 November, 07:03
Matter is the ability to cause change.
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Abigayle Archer
26 November, 07:14
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The statement ‘Matter is the ability to cause change’ is false. Matter is anything that occupies space and has mass. It does not have the ability to change because it represents the bulk of a matter such as solid liquid and gas.
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