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If an astronaut landed on a planet of the same radius as the Earth but 4 times the mass, then the astronaut's weight on the planet would be
A)   16 times her weight on the Earth.
B)   4 times her weight on the Earth.
C)   the same as on Earth because weight is independent of location.
D)   twice her weight on the Earth.
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Discovering the Universe


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Thanks for answering, I'll share this with my classmates too
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