Physics, asked by aaravmehta948, 6 months ago

An astronaut is weighed before he sets off to the Moon. He has a mass of 80kg .
when he arrives on the moon, will his mass be more, less, or the same?

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Answered by rohannayak2369

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Explanation:

His mass will be the same because the mass of an object remains the same, no matter what the gravitational field force

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