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Q 1 On the Moon, the force of gravity on an object is only about one sixth of its value on Earth. Decide whether each of the following would give an accurate measurement of mass…

Q 1 On the Moon, the force of gravity on an object is only about one sixth of its value on Earth. Decide whether each of the following would give an accurate measurement of mass…
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1 On the Moon, the force of gravity on an object is only
about one sixth of its value on Earth. Decide whether
each of the following would give an accurate
measurement of mass if used on the Moon
a A beam balance like the one in the diagram at the
top of the page
b A balance like the one in the photograph above​

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i don't know

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