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One clock uses and oscillating spring; a second clock uses a pendulum. Both are taken to...

One clock uses and oscillating spring; a second clock uses a pendulum. Both are taken to Mars. Will they keep the same time there that they kept on Earth? Will they agree with each other? Explain. (The mass of Mars is one tenth that of Earth's and its radius is half that of Earth's.)

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