Part II - Mass vs. Weight Four different objects (A, B, C, and D) are located on four different planets. Use the chart below to answer the following questions: Object A Object B Object C Object D Gravitational Force (Fa) acting on the 19.6 N 52 N 56.4 N 14.4 N object Earth Jupiter Neptune Mercury Gravitational Field Strength (9) of planet 9.8 N/kg 26 N/kg 14.1 N/kg_ 3.6 N/kg Rank the weight of Objects A, B, C, and D from greatest to least. B>C>A >D O C=D>A=B C>B>A>D A = B>C =D In 2-3 sentences, explain your ranking from above using CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) format.

Part II - Mass vs. Weight Four different objects (A, B, C, and D) are located on four different planets. Use the chart below to answer the following questions: Object A Object B Object C Object D Gravitational Force (Fa) acting on the 19.6 N 52 N 56.4 N 14.4 N object Earth Jupiter Neptune Mercury Gravitational Field Strength (9) of planet 9.8 N/kg 26 N/kg 14.1 N/kg_ 3.6 N/kg Rank the weight of Objects A, B, C, and D from greatest to least. B>C>A >D O C=D>A=B C>B>A>D A = B>C =D In 2-3 sentences, explain your ranking from above using CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) format.

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