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When you hold a textbook and a pencil why does the textbook feel heavier than the pencil?
You can grip the pencil with more strength
Your hand repels the textbook with less force.
The textbook has a stronger attraction to Earth.
The textbook has less mass than the pencil
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When you hold a textbook and a pencil why does the textbook feel heavier than the pencil?
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