Asked by Avrlix

In your own words, explain how it's possible for things to have different weights on different planets.
Answered by brucewayne08
Weight is the force of an object that pushes down on the ground because of the acceleration due to gravity. Typically, W = mg, where weight = mass * gravity, and some planets have different gravitational accelerations, thus leading to a different weight in this equation. The higher the acceleration due to gravity, the higher the weight
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