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mollyrflynn mollyrflynn
  • 31-01-2017
  • Physics
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Gina's teacher says that Jupiter has a much greater gravitational force than Earth, while the Moon has a much smaller force. How would Gina's weight and mass change on these surfaces?

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jmccollough
jmccollough jmccollough
  • 31-01-2017

on jupiter there more of a gravitational pull, pulling you closer to the "center" making you weight more.

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saatimia saatimia
  • 17-05-2021

Answer:

Gina's weight would increase or decrease, while her mass remains the same.

Explanation:

yes

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