Mass distribution

Mass distribution refers to how mass is spread out in an object or across a population. In physics, it often describes how mass is organized within an object, affecting its gravitational pull and motion. In a broader context, such as statistics or demographics, it looks at how characteristics, like income or age, are spread among a group. Understanding mass distribution helps us predict behaviors, such as how objects will move or how resources are allocated in society. It reveals patterns that are essential for analysis in various fields, including science, economics, and social studies.