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On the Earth, a block has a mass of 40kg. If this block is taken to another planet where the gravitational force is twice as strong as it is on the Earth, what will be the mass …

On the Earth, a block has a mass of 40kg. If this block is taken to another planet where the gravitational force is twice as strong as it is on the Earth, what will be the mass …
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On the Earth, a block has a mass of 40kg. If this block is taken to another planet where the gravitational force is twice as strong as it is on the Earth, what will be the mass of the block on this new planet?

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80kg

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