Math, asked by msoma729, 11 months ago

a 1 kg thing's weight in moon...
please explain with calculation.. ​

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Answered by TojoRealMadrid
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Answer:

The pull of gravity or weight depends on “g”. If g is small enough (say on the moon), a 1 kg mass on Earth (9.8N) will weigh more than a 2 kg mass on the moon (3.2N).

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