If one of the general characteristics of matter is that matter may possesses inertia, mass,...
If one of the general characteristics of matter is that matter may possesses inertia, mass,...
If one of the general characteristics of matter is that matter may possesses inertia, mass, OR, weight, why do we still have the definition of matter as anything that has MASS ALONE And can occupy space, why wont they include inertia and weight in the definition of matter.?
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Asked by Brilliant on 31st July, 2020
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