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The mass of a lump of gold is constant everywhere but its weight is not explain these​
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The mass of a lump of gold is constant everywhere but its weight is not explain these​

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due to variations of the force of gravity from place to place

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at different places we have different force of gravity...that's why weight change but mass never change

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