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Gravity affects the A.mass B.weight of an object but not its A.mass B.weight
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Gravity affects the A.mass B.weight of an object but not its A.mass
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Gravity affects A.weight.
mass is not be different in inertia
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Gravity affects the weight of an object but not its mass. An object on the earth and on the moon will have the same mass but it will weigh less on the moon than it would on earth.
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