QUESTION 1 A) A box full of coins weighs 105 lbs. (ignore the box weight). If the box has 65 coins and gravity on Saturn's surface is 10.44 m/s². What is the mass and weight of coins on Saturn. Describe five physics terms you find in the problem.

QUESTION 1 A) A box full of coins weighs 105 lbs. (ignore the box weight). If the box has 65 coins and gravity on Saturn's surface is 10.44 m/s². What is the mass and weight of coins on Saturn. Describe five physics terms you find in the problem.

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