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An astronaut travels to the moon. what is true regarding her mass and weight? a) her mass and weight are greater on earth. b) her mass and weight are the same on the moon as on earth. c) her mass is the same on the moon and earth, but her weight is greater on earth. eliminate d) her weight is the same on the moon and earth, but her mass is greater on earth.

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