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Will an object have the same weight on moon as it does ?
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Will an object have the same weight on moon as it does ?

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The mass of an object is the same everywhere either on earth or moon.

The weight of an object depends on a gravitational acceleration and it's different from one on earth and that on moon.

therefore the weight changes but the mass is the same.

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