How does Mass and Weight relate to Gravity?

The relationship of mass, weight, and gravity is that weight equals mass times gravity, expressed as w = mg.

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Updated on Monday, February 06 2012 at 04:26PM EST

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How does Mass and Weight relate to Gravity?

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