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The force of gravity on the surface of a planet will affect a person's or object's _
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The force of gravity on the surface of a planet will affect a person's or object's _
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It would affect the person or object's weight. I hope this helped! It would affect the person or object's weight. I hope this helped! This is because of the mass and force of gravity involved.
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C, weight. Weight = mass x force of gravity.
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