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An object that weighs 50 lbf on earth is moved to Saturn where its new weight is 105 lbf. What is the acceleration due to gravity on Saturn? use gravity and K= 32 ft-lbm/lbf-sec2 O 54.5 67.2 84.57 78.4 « Previous Next