The more matter in an object, the .(1 point)
lower its weight and mass
lower its weight...
Physics, 20.12.2021 19:20 amulets7017
The more matter in an object, the .(1 point)
lower its weight and mass
lower its weight and mass
more likely it is to have gravity
more likely it is to have gravity
greater its gravitational attraction to Earth
greater its gravitational attraction to Earth
less likely it is to have weight on the moon
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