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You and your friend are having a discussion about weight. He claims that he weighs less on the on the 100th floor of a building than he does on the ground floor. Is he correct? …

You and your friend are having a discussion about weight. He claims that he weighs less on the on the 100th floor of a building than he does on the ground floor. Is he correct? …
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You and your friend are having a discussion about weight. He claims that he weighs less on the on the 100th floor of a building than he does on the ground floor. Is he correct? support your answer with evidence.

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User Ivan Studenikin
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  1. Answer:

SICENCE

  1. Explanation: ITS RIGHT

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User Abdulwehab
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