Physics, 17.10.2019 19:50 carleygalloway103

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how are mass and weight different?

mass is the space an object takes up and weight is the effect of gravity on mass.
mass is the amount of matter and weight is the effect of gravity on mass.
weight is the amount of matter and mass is the effect of gravity on weight.
weight is the space an object takes up and mass is the effect of gravity on mass.

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