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1 year ago

#1 a person weighs 540n on earth what is the persons mass.

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bixtya [17]1 year ago

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Answer:

G on earth =10N/Kg

W= mg

540= m x 10

m = 540/10

m= 54 Kg

W= mg

W= 66 x 10

W= 660 N

G on moon =1.6 N/Kg

W= mg

W= 54 x 1.6

W=86.4 N

W=mg

W= 66 x 1.6

W= 105.6 N

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