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Physics, 09.07.2021 16:40 RainbowPieWasHere

If WEIGHT depends on gravity and the pull of gravity is greater on Planet B, what can be said about the
weight of the object on the planets?

The weight will be more on Planet B

The weight will be less on Planet B

The weight will be the same on Planet B and Planet A

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