Chemistry, 30.10.2020 03:40, plumagirl

First, using the balance, find the mass of a pumpkin on Jupiter. Then place the pumpkin on the spring scale and record its weight. Finally remove the pumpkin
and weigh the masses from the balance on the spring scale. How do the weights compare?

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