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Physics, 03.03.2021 09:30, torresnoemi899

A watermelon is 4kg a. State the mass of the watermelon.

b. Calculate the weight of the watermelon.

c. If this measurement is repeated on the moon, Suggest what will
happen to the reading on the balance.

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