4. A billionaire (with mass m and weight w at the surface of the earth) went into outer space just to flex. Which of the following statement is TRUE about his weight and mass in outer space? A. m remains the same, w increases B. w remains the same, m increases C. m remains the same, w decreases D. w remains the same, m decreases

4. A billionaire (with mass m and weight w at the surface of the earth) went into outer space just to flex. Which of the following statement is TRUE about his weight and mass in outer space? A. m remains the same, w increases B. w remains the same, m increases C. m remains the same, w decreases D. w remains the same, m decreases

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Chapter6: Uniform Circular Motion And Gravitation

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