biakcunghu99 biakcunghu99
  • 09-02-2015
  • Chemistry
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While a person's weight would be different on the moon and planets, would the amount of matter making up the person (mass) be different? Why? Can someone help me please?

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kettboy kettboy
  • 09-02-2015
Mass is a quantity not affected by gravitational field strength. As you said, mass is the amount of matter in a person and this does not change depending on where the person is in the universe.
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