Science, asked by ramanjangu98137, 2 months ago

What measures the earth's gravitational pull on an object - its weight or mass

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Answered by dishaank19

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Explanation:

An object's weight is a measure of the Earth's gravitational force acting on it.

Answered by mahithamahitha09

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this is correct answer I think so

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