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In accordance with the field in which it is applied or used, the term mass has several meanings.

For physics, for example, the Mass is the magnitude that quantifies the amount of matter that a certain body under study has, being the kilogram and according to the classification offered by the International System of Units, the Unit of mass through which matter is measured.

This meaning of the term was reached thanks to the fundamental contribution of two laws, the law of universal gravitation and Newton's second principle.

The first proposes in its statement that the attraction that occurs between two bodies will be proportional to the product of two constants, which are called gravitational mass. From this, then, it follows that gravitational mass is a property of matter through which two bodies will inevitably attract each other.

Meanwhile, Newton's second principle holds that the force applied to a body is directly proportional to the acceleration it undergoes.

As long as and in a context absolutely on the opposite side of physics, as is the case of the gastronomy, dough is called the mixture that results from the mixture of flour, yeast and water and through which different food such as bread, pizza, a cake, cakes and cookies, among other recipes.

Likewise, the term mass is often used when you want to account for a significant concentration of things or people, the latter, especially of heterogeneous characteristics around a question, fact, event or show that calls them even in the diversity that we mentioned.