Chemistry
Chemistry, 20.09.2020 02:01, ashley2816

Two objects of different masses are sitting on different balance scales. Object A has a greater mass than object B. How will the weights of the objects compare to each other? (4 points) The weights of the objects will be the same.
The weight of object A will be less than the weight of object B.
This cannot be determined without knowing the actual mass of the objects.
The weight of object A will be greater than the weight of object B.

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