Physics, 10.12.2020 22:20 ThatTrashPanda

If Malik weighs 100 N on Earth, and Alexander weighs 100 N on the Moon, how do their masses compare to one another? A. Malik's mass is greater than Alexander’s.
B. Alexander's mass is greater than Malik’s.
C. Malik and Alexander have the same mass.
D. Alexander's and Malik's masses cannot be compared.

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