Mort weighs 700 newtons on Earth. He takes a low-orbit voyage in an Earth satellite. While in orbit his apparent weight [his feeling of weight] is
A) zero.
B) a little less than 700 newtons.
C) a little more than 700 newtons.
D) just a few newtons.
E) 700 newtons.
A
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