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Do to your answer choices above in the picture according to the information stated in the graph your answer would be (3) do to the actual meter of the time in seconds of which the graph shows.

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We have been given that an object that weighs 24 pounds on Mercury weighs approximately 80 pounds on Earth. A rock weighs 240 pounds on Mercury. We are asked to find the weight of rock on Earth.

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