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An astronaut of mass m in a spacecraft experiences a gravitational force f=mg when stationary on the launchpad. what is the gravitational force on the astronaut when the spacecraft is launched vertically upward with an acceleration 0.2g. a)1.2g b)mg c)0.8 mg d)0

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