The weight of an astronaut is measured on a distant planet and found to be one-fifth of
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The weight of an astronaut is measured on a distant planet and found to be one-fifth of his weight on Earth’s surface. Is his mass different on that distant planet than on Earth? What does the weight difference imply about the acceleration of gravity on the distant planet?
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The mass of an astronaut remains the same regardless of the planet or location because mass is a mea...View the full answer
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