Question

question 2 dok 2 5 points how can a scientist determine the mass of an object? select an answer by seeing how gravity affects it by measuring its volume by using a balance of some kind by multiplying its weight by 10 kilograms

Explanation:

Mass is a measure of the amount of matter in an object. A balance (such as a triple - beam balance or an electronic balance) is a common tool used to measure mass directly. Seeing how gravity affects an object measures weight, not mass. Measuring volume doesn't directly give mass without knowing density. Multiplying weight by 10 kilograms is an incorrect operation for finding mass.

Answer:

by using a balance of some kind