Does Air Occupy Space?

Does Air Occupy Space?

Matter is anything that has mass and volume. For example, air has mass and takes up space.

Does air fill space?

When the tumbler is tilted, bubbles are seen in water. Observation - The air was occupying space inside the tumbler, and on tilting air is displaced and bubbles come out because of that. Conclusion - Air occupies space. ... The air outside the can exerts pressure and makes the can crumple.

Does air take up space True or false?

Air does not occupy any space.

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