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mass can not be -ve. But mass can be negative in one condition,which is only hypothetical & is not applied to any of the theories......this condition is....if the speed orvelocityof a body becomes more than the speed or velocity of light(3*108 m/sec).

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In physics, mass is always a positive quantity. Negative mass would have unusual and counterintuitive consequences, such as defying the laws of gravity. As of now, there is no evidence to support the existence of negative mass.

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