What happens to the mass equilibrium when you move to Jupiter? To the moon? Explain why this happens. meaning that Jupiter will have greater gravity and the moon will have lower gravity and why does it happen

What happens to the mass equilibrium when you move to Jupiter? To the moon? Explain why this happens. meaning that Jupiter will have greater gravity and the moon will have lower gravity and why does it happen

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Chapter7: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 57A

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What happens to the mass equilibrium when you move to Jupiter? To the moon? Explain why this happens.

meaning that Jupiter will have greater gravity

and the moon will have lower gravity

and why does it happen

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