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(PLZ HELP ME ON THIS!) How does increasing an object’s mass affect the object’s weight if gravity does not change? It doesn’t. As the mass goes up, the weight goes down. As the mass goes up, the weight
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(PLZ HELP ME ON THIS!) How does increasing an object’s mass affect the object’s weight if gravity does not change?

It doesn’t.
As the mass goes up, the weight goes down.
As the mass goes up, the weight goes up.
It depends on the shape of the object.

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the third choice. is the correct one .
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