Scapegoating refers to blaming a single person or group of people for a negative outcome. The concept itself appears in the Bible, in which a goat or another animal was sacrificed for the sins of others.
Scapegoating may also occur to organizations and corporations. A simple example of scapegoating is blaming the media for real-world violence.
The weight of this astronaut on the surface of the moon where the strength of gravity isapproximately 1/6 that of earth is 16.7 kg. If you weigh 60 kg on <span>earth, you would weigh </span><span>10 kg on the moon. Therefore, you divide </span><span>100 by 6 and get 16.7 </span>kg on the moon.