If your mass is 60 kilograms on Earth, what is it on the Moon?

A. 120 kilograms, because the Moon's gravity is greater than Earth's
B. 0 kilograms, because the Moon has no gravity
C. 60 kilograms, because mass does not depend on gravity
D. 360 kilograms, because the Moon is a spherical object


Answer: C

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