2 years ago

Pleas help... pleas help pleas help!!!!!

Biology

1 answer:

Anna [14]2 years ago

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Answer: See explanation

Explanation:

Your question isn't complete as you didn't attach the chart.

The weight on the Moon of an individual is 16.5% of the person's weight on Earth. For example, if one weighs 100kg on Earth, then the person will weigh 16.5kg on the moon.

Based on the question, since the person's weight on Earth is 130 pounds, then the weight on the moon will be:

= 16.5% × 130pounds

= 0.165 × 130 pounds.

= 21.45 pounds

The closest answer to this is 21.6 pounds

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