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A man’s mass is 100 pounds on Earth. His weight is 445N. What would change if this man were on the moon? A) His mass B) His weight C) His weight and mass D) Neither the mass or …

A man’s mass is 100 pounds on Earth. His weight is 445N. What would change if this man were on the moon? A) His mass B) His weight C) His weight and mass D) Neither the mass or …
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A man’s mass is 100 pounds on Earth. His weight is 445N. What would change if this man were on the moon?

A) His mass
B) His weight
C) His weight and mass
D) Neither the mass or the weight

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Answer: B) weight

Explanation: Your mass does not change on the moon

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