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Physics, 25.08.2019 07:30 ellisc7044

Terry is convinced that heating peanut butter will increase its mass so that it covers more bread. is he correct?
a. no, mass is only equal to temperature
b. no, heating matter does not affect mass
c. yes, mass is directly relates to temperature
d. yes, heating matter increases its mass

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