An unmanned spacecraft leaves for venus. which statements about the spacecraft's journey are true? a. the weight of the spacecraft keeps changing. b. the mass keeps changing c. the weight remains the same d. the mass remains the same e. the gravitational pull on the spacecraft remains the same

D. The mass remains the same

These are the correct answers

A. The weight of the spacecraft keeps changing. 
~ Weight is dependent on gravity which IS changing.

D. The mass of the spacecraft remains the same. 
~ Mass doesn't change

*Answer for Plato Users 

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