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Calculate: First measure the mass of the flowerpot in the Gizmo. Then predict the weight of the flowerpot
on each planet (multiply the mass by that planet's strength of gravity). Finally check your predictions by
actually weighing the flowerpot on each planet, using the Gizmo.
Earth Moon Mars Jupiter
Flowerpot mass (kg or g)
Predicted flowerpot
weight (N)
Measured flowerpot
weight (N)
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