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What is weight measured in?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
Weight =
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
Which has the most mass?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
What is mass?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
Which changes with location?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
Which is the equation to find mass?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
What is the mass of a dog on the surface of Jupiter if the gravitational pull of Jupiter is 30 N/Kg and the dog weighs 1,200 N?
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
You have more mass on the moon vs. on Earth.
Mass x Gravity
40 Kg
Newtons (N)
The amount of matter, or stuff, in an object.
False, because mass doesn't change!!! Unless you eat a burrito then it will change a little.
Mass = Weight / Gravity
Weight
Earth
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