Physics, asked by AfsanaMimi, 1 month ago

A can of water weighs 42 kg on Earth. On the moon, it weighs only 7 kg. Why?

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Answered by nd776201gimalcom

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Because , ◗ Weight of an object on earth is 6 times then the weight of that particular object on moon .

Answered by supriyasoham1988

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because in moon there is less gravitational force than the earth .so w=m×g.so the weight of the can on the moon becomes 1/6 of the weight of the can on earth.

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A can of water weighs 42 kg on Earth. On the moon, it weighs only 7 kg. Why?​

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A can of water weighs 42 kg on Earth. On the moon, it weighs only 7 kg. Why?