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The ratio of inertial mass and gravitational masshas been found to be 1 for all material bodies.Were this ratio different for different bodies, thetwo bodies having same gravitational mass butdifferent inertial mass would have?(1) Same weight but different acceleration due to(2) Same weight and same acceleration due to(3 Different weight but same acceleration due to(4) Different weight and different acceleration duegravitygravitygravityto gravity

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