Chemistry, 24.12.2019 12:31, ansbert289

If an object loses mass, what will happen to its weight?
a. its weight will increase.
b. its weight will decrease.
c. its weight will stay the same.

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If an object loses mass, what will happen to its weight?
a. its weight will increase.
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