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Karter Malone

8 September, 15:19

An object on Jupiter weighs about 2.5 times as much as the same object would weigh on Earth. If a person on Earth weighs 135 lb., how much does the person weigh on Jupiter? A. 54 lb. B. 137.5 lb. C. 337.5 lb. D. 3375 lb.

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