The weight or a body is different on different planets.
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as the gravity acting on every planet is different!!
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1. The weight of a body of mass m on the surface of a planet of mass M and radius R is given by
W = GmM / R^2.
2. For a given body, its mass is constant and G is the universal constant of gravitation.
3. Different planets have different masses and radii such that the ratio ( M / R^2 ) is not the same.
Hence, the weight of a body is different on different planets.
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