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Q: Why does the force of gravity acting upon an object depend upon the location of the object relative to the Earth?
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Why does weight depend on earth's gravitational force?

The scientific definition of weight is that it is the the force of gravity acting on an object.


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What is a measure of the effect gravity has upon a mass?

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Does gravity depend on density?

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Can gravity exert its force on space and time?

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What is the most common wind direction at a given location?

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