### Understanding Changes in Physical Properties of ObjectsWhen an object is deformed, certain physical properties may change while others remain constant. This activity prompts you to consider the principles involved in such changes.**Question:**If you deform an object, you do not change its mass but you may change its moment of inertia and the location of its center of mass.- True- False**Explanation:**- **Mass:** The mass of an object remains unchanged because the amount of matter in the object does not alter despite its deformation.- **Moment of Inertia:** Deformation can lead to changes in the distribution of mass around an axis, thereby altering the moment of inertia. The moment of inertia depends on the shape and the mass distribution relative to the axis of rotation.- **Center of Mass:** The center of mass may shift if the shape of the object is altered, as the relative position of different portions of the mass changes.Choose the correct answer based on this explanation.---In this exercise, students are encouraged to think critically about the relationship between the deformation of an object and its physical properties—including mass, moment of inertia, and center of mass. This question tests your understanding of these fundamental concepts in physics.*(Note: No graphs or diagrams are present in this question, but an understanding of the mass distribution and center of mass can be strengthened through interactive visual aids in actual lessons.)*

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