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What does the force of gravity on an object depend on? A. the object's mass B. compounds C. molecules D. charged particles

What does the force of gravity on an object depend on? A. the object's mass B. compounds C. molecules D. charged particles
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What does the force of gravity on an object depend on?

A. the object's mass
B. compounds
C. molecules
D. charged particles

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The force of gravity on an object depend on the object's mass.
That's why the same objects will weight differently on different planets.
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