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New Question MASSIVE objects (i.e. objects that have mass) on EARTH experience a FORCE called \( --(1)-- \), as a result of a -- (2) \( -\cdots \) - FIELD. 1: inertia; 2: magnetic 1: weight; 2: magnetic 1: inertia; 2: gravitational 1: weight; 2: gravitational

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MASSIVE objects (i.e. objects that have mass) on EARTH experience a FORCE called \( --(1)-- \), as a result of a -- (2) \( -\cdots \) - FIELD.

1: inertia; 2: magnetic
1: weight; 2: magnetic

1: inertia; 2: gravitational
1: weight; 2: gravitational

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MASSIVE objects (i.e. objects that have mass) on EARTH experience a FORCE called –(1)–, as a result of a – (2) -⋯ - FIELD.

1: inertia; 2: magnetic
1: weight; 2: magnetic

1: inertia; 2: gravitational
1: weight; 2: gravitational

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Chemistry Matter and Change

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New Question MASSIVE objects (i.e. objects that have mass) on EARTH experience a FORCE called \( --(1)-- \), as a result of a -- (2) \( -\cdots \) - FIELD. 1: inertia; 2: magnetic 1: weight; 2: magnetic 1: inertia; 2: gravitational 1: weight; 2: gravitational