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The force of gravity on Mercury is less than the Earth because: it is closer to sun its mass is less it has no atmosphere of its slow rotation
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The force of gravity on Mercury is less than the Earth because:
it is closer to sun
its mass is less
it has no atmosphere
of its slow rotation
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It's mass is less than the earth
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The answer is B.
Earth's mass is
5.972 × 10^24 kg
Mercury's mass is
3.285 × 10^23 kg
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