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Amiyah Bradshaw

14 August, 16:33

Which of the following are true about mass? check all that apply

a) Mass changes as distance from the center of the planet changes.

b) Mass determines how much an object will accelerate in response to an applied force.

c) Mass changes in response to buoyant forces.

d) The size of gravitational forces depends on mass.

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