yesicayanes12 yesicayanes12

11-04-2016
Advanced Placement (AP)

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while the person's weight would be different on the moon and planets, would the mass of the person be the same or different

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Emilie21 Emilie21

13-04-2016

No your mass would not change, only your weight depends on the gravitys force

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13-04-2016

The mass of a person would be the same because mass is the amount of space an object takes up.you dont get smaller or larger on the moon>

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