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The ___________ of the glass of water on the table is its force. A) Mass B) Weight
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The ___________ of the glass of water on the table is its force.
A) Mass
B) Weight
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Weight
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B.) Weight.
Weight is the combination of gravity on mass, thus it produces a force. (gravity is the force)
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