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Weight is proportional to but not equal to mass. In which of the following situations would a person show an increase in weight but not an increase in mass? Group of answer choi…

Weight is proportional to but not equal to mass. In which of the following situations would a person show an increase in weight but not an increase in mass? Group of answer choi…
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Weight is proportional to but not equal to mass. In which of the following situations would a person show an increase in weight but not an increase in mass?

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a Landing on a planet with more gravity.

b Traveling on the highway in a SUV.

c Living in a chamber in an underwater habitat.

d Climbing to the top of a mountain.

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Answer: c living in a camber in an under water habitat

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