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Butoxors [25]3 years ago

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Answer:

They would weigh 47.5 pounds on the moon or if you want to use kilograms it would be 21.5 kilograms.

Step-by-step explanation:

Pound way If you want to find the answer in pounds you first want to add 175 and 110 to get 285. Next you divide it by 6 because you want to find 1/6 of it and you should get 47.5 pounds.

Kilogram way If you want to find the answer in kilograms you would first add 79 and 50 to get 129. After you find that, you would divide it by 6 because you want to find 1/6 of it. You should get 21.5 so 21.5 kilograms would be your answer.

I apologize if I made any mistakes.

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