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How are mass and weight different?
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How are mass and weight different?
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mass: the measure of the amount of matter in an object
weight: how hard gravity pulls on an object
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Mass is the measurement of the amount of weight in something, while weight is the measurement of pull on an object. Hoped this helps!
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