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Gravity affects mass. The higher the gravity, the more mass an object will have. True False
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Gravity affects mass. The higher the gravity, the more mass an object will have.

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False.
An incorrect statement.
Nonsense.
A meaningless utterance.
Mass doesn't change.
Gravity has no effect on it.
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