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The weight of an object is constant (does not change). True False
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The weight of an object is constant (does not change).
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User Sergey Malyan
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The weight of an object depends on the mass and Gravity, and as Gravity could change according to the surface in the Universe, Weight is not constant.

In short, Your Answer would be: "False"

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Answer: "False".
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The weight of an object could, in fact, change (since "weight" takes into account the gravitational pull ("gravity"); whereas the "mass" of an object does not change.
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