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Physics, 04.02.2021 04:10 chase1869

Which statement best explains why an object weighs less on Mercury than it does on
Earth?
A. Mercury is less dense than Earth.
B. Mercury is more dense than Earth.
C. Mercury has a stronger gravitational pull
than Earth does.
D. Mercury has a weaker gravitational pull
than Earth does.

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