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elena-s [515]
2 years ago
14

We also know that the astronaut’s weight on Earth is 156.6 pounds. Which equation models the situation? no links pls they didn't

have a science option so lol
Biology
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Klio2033 [76]2 years ago
8 0

Given what we know, we can confirm that the equation to model the situation can be created by multiplying the mass of the astronaut by the force of gravity on earth.

<h3>What is Mass and the force of gravity?</h3>
  • Mass is the amount of matter in an object or body.
  • What we refer to as weight, is really the force being applied by an object together with the force of gravity.
  • Gravity is an invisible force applied by the earth on all objects.
  • Together will mass, these forces create what we know as weight.

Therefore, we can confirm that the equation to model the situation can be created by multiplying the mass of the astronaut by the force of gravity on earth, which would be 7.2 kg of mass multiplied by 9.807 m/s² which will result in a "weight" of 156.6 pounds or 71 kg.

To learn more about gravity visit:

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