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What does the force of gravity on an object depend on? A. the object's mass B. compounds C. molecules D. charged particles
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What does the force of gravity on an object depend on?

A. the object's mass
B. compounds
C. molecules
D. charged particles

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The force of gravity on an object depend on the object's mass.
That's why the same objects will weight differently on different planets.
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