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3. Scientific findings tell us that weights of objects on the moon are proportional to their weights on Earth. Suppose a 100 kg man weighs 16.5 kg on the moon, what will an 80 kg man weigh on the moon?

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Answered by miles20

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Answer:

Letxbetheweightofa80kgman.

Given,

16.5kg

100kg

=

x

80kg

∴x=13.2kg

Hence,80kgmanwillhave13.2kgmassonthemoon.

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