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What is true about the mass and weight of your glider? On the moon, the mass would be the same, but the weight would be less than on Earth. On the moon, the mass and weight would be the same as on Earth On the moon, the mass and weight would less than on Earth. On the moon, the weight would be the same, but the mass would be less than on Earth.
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