Question

7. The weight of an object at the top of a mountain is less than its weight
at the bottom of the mountain.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Mass is independent of gravity and is therefore different from weight. See Note at weight. weight ( ) 1. ... On Earth, for example, an object weighs less at the top of a very high mountain than it does at sea level, simply because the gravitational pull at the top of the mountain is lower than it is at sea level.

Answer 2

Answer:

because pressure in higher region is low as compared to pressure in simple region