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sanjay's dog weighs 46 pounds on earth multiply the dogs earth weight by 0.38 to find how much it would weigh on mars, and by 2.36 to find how much it would weigh on jupiter how much less would the dog weigh on mars than on Jupiter?
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The dog weighs 17.48 pounds on Mars and 108.56 pound on Jupiter. Therefor, it will weigh 91.08 pounds less on Mars than on Jupiter.
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