An astronaut has mass on Earth. On the Moon (), her <strong>mass</strong> is
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- C
- D
Explanation
Mass is a property of the object and does not change with gravity. Only weight () changes.
AP Physics 1· difficulty 1/5
An astronaut has mass on Earth. On the Moon (), her <strong>mass</strong> is
Explanation
Mass is a property of the object and does not change with gravity. Only weight () changes.
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