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On Earth, you can lift a 10 kg object. What is the mass of that object on the moon? Is mass independent from gravity?​
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On Earth, you can lift a 10 kg object. What is the mass of that object on the moon? Is mass independent from gravity?​

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An object's weight depends on the pull of the gravitating object but the object's mass is independent of the gravity.

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