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An astronaut who weighs 95 kilograms on Earth weighs 15.8 kilograms on the Moon. How much would a person weigh on the Moon if th

ey weigh 105 kilograms on Earth? Round your answer to the nearest tenth, or one decimal place.
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I do not know but u should pay more respect

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