The planet Mars has much less gravitational force that Earth. What would happen if you went to Mars?

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1 answer:

vovangra [49]4 years ago

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gravitational force of planet exerted on its object near the surface is known as weight

so here we know that gravitational force of mars is much less than the gravitational force of Earth

So on the surface of mars the Weight of objects must be much less than the weight of object on surface of Earth

so here correct answer must be

<em>D. Your weight would decrease.</em>

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