Who has a greater weight-to-mass ratio, a person weighing 100 lb or a person weighing 150 lb?
A) neither; their ratios are the same
B) the person weighing 100 lb
C) the person weighing 150 lb
D) The question can't be answered; not enough information is given

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Weight-to-mass ratio is essentially a measure of gravity's pull on an object, which is constant on Earth's surface. Therefore, regardless of their different weights, the ratio of weight to mass for both individuals remains the same.

Who Has a Greater Weight-To-Mass Ratio, a Person Weighing 100