Question

Matter can have more mass, even if it occupies

• A. less space
• B. more space
• C. no space

Answer 1

The correct option is A

less space

Explanation

1. A matter can have more mass even if it occupies lesser space and vice versa.
2. Consider an iron ball and a ball of cotton .
3. We can see that the iron ball has more mass than the ball of cotton despite the fact that an iron ball occupies less space than a cotton ball.
4. Thus, we can say that matter can have more mass even if it occupies lesser space and vice versa.

Hence Option A is the correct answer.