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Jupiter has a gravitational field of 23.6 N/kg. Would your mass be more, less or the same on Jupiter as it is on Earth?

Jupiter has a gravitational field of 23.6 N/kg. Would your mass be more, less or the same on Jupiter as it is on Earth?
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Jupiter has a gravitational field of 23.6 N/kg. Would your mass be more, less or the same on Jupiter as it is on Earth?

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the N/kg have encreased

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