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NASA launches a probe with a mass of 15,000 kg to another planet more massive than than Earth. Which statement is true about the probe once it has reached the other planet? The mass of the probe will increase.

The mass of the probe will decrease.

The weight of the probe will increase.

The weight of the probe will decrease.

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