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Suppose you are transported to a planet with twice the mass of earth, but the same radius of earth. Your weight would __________ by a factor of __________.

Suppose you are transported to a planet with twice the mass of earth, but the same radius of earth. Your weight would __________ by a factor of __________.
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Suppose you are transported to a planet with twice the mass of earth, but the same radius of earth. Your weight would __________ by a factor of __________.

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Answer:تاتا البال،ًـلاللبببلا

لولاليثقغاايصسضشطذدزلب

Explanation:ابرلرتهىغرلب

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