3 years ago

If a man weighs 300 pounds on Earth, his mass on Earth is 136 kilograms. What would his mass be if he was on the moon?

Mathematics

1 answer:

ozzi3 years ago

5 0

You weigh 83.5% less on the moon
Therefore 16.5% of 300 pounds is 49.5 pounds and that in kilograms is 22kilograms

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If a man weighs 300 pounds on​ Earth, his mass on Earth is 136 kilograms. What would his mass be if he was on the moon?

If a man weighs 300 pounds on Earth, his mass on Earth is 136 kilograms. What would his mass be if he was on the moon?