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If you were to travel to a planet that has twice the mass of Earth, what would happen to your weight?
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If you were to travel to a planet

that has twice the mass of Earth,
what would happen to your
weight?

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Answer:I believe your weight will double

Step-by-step explanation:

Because It has double the mass, so It most likely has double the gravity. Hope I helped!

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