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Lemur [1.5K]
3 years ago
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Need help with all four please and thank you <3

Physics
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Tresset [83]3 years ago
4 0

According to newton's second law of motion;

Force (weight of an object) = Mass × Acceleration

Weight of a 31kg object = 31kg × 10m/s² = 310N


Acceleration due to gravity on moon is less than that on earth so objects have little weight on moon than on earth.

The weight of a 31kg onject on moon is therefore \frac{1}{6} × 310N ≈ 51.7N


The mass of the object on earth is 31Kg.


In the formula; Force = Mass × Acceleration

Mass here is a constant on the acceleration changes so:

The mass of the object on moon is also 31Kg.

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