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The table shows the values of two quantities for an astronaut on Earth and Venus.
Astronaut's Details
Venus
Quantity A 80 units
80 units
Quantity B 784 units 709.6 units
Earth
Which of the following names the quantity and correctly explains why that represents the astronaut's weight?
O Quantity A, because it remains the same throughout
O Quantity B, because it is independent of other quantities
O Quantity B, because it changes with gravitational strength
O Quantity A, because it measures the force acting on the astronaut

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