Chemistry, 24.05.2021 18:00, victoriadorvilu

Mass and weight. Understanding Key Ideas
3. If Earth's mass doubled
without changing its size,
your weight would
a. increase because
gravitational force
increases.
b. decrease because
gravitational force
increases
c. increase because
gravitational force
decreases.
d. not change because you
are still on Earth.

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Mass and weight. Understanding Key Ideas
3. If Earth's mass doubled
without changing it...