Jupiter is a larger and more massive planet than Earth. If we could send a chicken to Jupiter, which statement below accurately describes the mass and relative weight of the chicken.

Question 3 options:

The mass and the weight of the chicken would increase.

The weight of the chicken would increase, but there would be no change in mass.

The mass of the chicken would increase, but its weight would decrease.

The mass of the chicken would change, but there would be no change in weight.

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Lucas Callahan

Biology

3 January, 19:56

Jupiter is a larger and more massive planet than Earth. If we could send a chicken to Jupiter, which statement below accurately describes the mass and relative weight of the chicken.

Question 3 options:

The mass and the weight of the chicken would increase.

The weight of the chicken would increase, but there would be no change in mass.

The mass of the chicken would increase, but its weight would decrease.

The mass of the chicken would change, but there would be no change in weight.

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Ashlyn Schaefer · Answer 1

it would be the second choice

Explanation:

Weight correlates with gravity. The gravity is different on Jupiter because of its size. Mass won't change at all. It must be option 2 because the rest of them show the mass of the chicken changing.

Lets be real: Who would want to put a chicken on Jupiter? Only crazy people