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Which of the following would NOT affect the apparent weight of an object? A. changing the value of g B. moving upwards at a constant velocity C. accelerating downwards

Which of the following would NOT affect the apparent weight of an object? A. changing the value of g B. moving upwards at a constant velocity C. accelerating downwards
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Which of the following would

NOT affect the apparent weight of
an object?
A. changing the value of g
B. moving upwards at a constant velocity
C. accelerating downwards

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Accelerating downwards does not affect the apparent weight of an object.
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