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19-12-2022
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Which of these would best describe why the weight of an object on the sun would be more that the weight of the same object on any of the planets in our solar system?

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The pull of gravity by the sun is less than all of the other planets.
An object's mass on the sun is less than anywhere in the solar system.
The pull of gravity by the sun is greater than all of the other planets.
An objects mass on the sun is greater than anywhere else in the solar system.

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