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A bowling ball has a mass of 5kg and weight of 49 Newtons on Earth. Astronauts take it on a journey to the moon, Phobos (a moon of Mars) and Jupiter and measure the bowling ball’s weight. Put the locations in order from least weight to most weight for the bowling ball.
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Earth
Jupiter
The Moon
Phobos

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