SC.4.P.8.3
LEQs:
Does the mass of an object always equal
the sum of its parts? Why or why not?
What is the Law of Conservation of Mass?
Write a hypothesis to answer the
question:
Does the mass of an object always
equal the sum of its parts?
Remember: Your hypothesis must be
based upon your research.
The mass of an object is equal to
the sum of its parts.
25g
?
25g
The mass of an object is equal to
the sum of its parts.
1. What does this statement mean?
2. What is a sum?
3. What evidence did you find in your
research to support this claim?
Explain the statement:
The mass of an object is equal to the sum
of its parts.
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A good answer
include complete
sentences, vocabulary,
and punctuation..
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