Question

A friend, calling from the Moon, tells you she has just won 1 newton of gold in a contest.
Excitedly, you tell her that you entered Earth's version of the same contest and also won I newton of gold! Who won the prize of greatest value? (a) your friend (b) you (c) the values are equal.​

Answer 1

a your friend
Because on moon weight 1 Newton so on earth multiply by 6 so,6 Newton

Answer 2

Answer:

your friend has won a prize of a greater value.

to understand this, we must note that:

• mass is the measure of the matter that makes up a thing.
• Your mass times the acceleration due to gravity is what determines your weight.
• Weight (W) = Mass (M) multiplied by gravitational acceleration (g).

• Newton is the typical unit of weight measurement.
• Unlike mass, which varies depending on where you are in the universe, weight is a type of measurement that depends on gravity.
• Any given object's weight can change depending on how much gravity is pulling on it. More gravity is produced by heavier objects. Less gravity means the object will be lighter.
• The gravitational pull of the Moon is around one-sixth of that of the Earth.

so,

your friend won 1 newton of gold in a contest. this will be roughly

1x6 = 6N gold [in earth weight].

you entered Earth's version of the same contest and won 1N of gold while she won roughly 6N of gold.

therefore, your friend has won a prize of a greater value.

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