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Bridget Hoffman
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28 January, 02:12
Your weight equals your
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Kassidy Moyer
28 January, 02:23
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Your weight equals (your mass) multiplied by the acceleration of gravity in the place where you happen to be. That's why your weight changes when you take your mass to different places.
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