Physics, asked by siddharthlekawale88, 10 months ago

A man weighs 300N on the surface of the earth. If he were taken to the moon, his weight would of ever
50N.Calculate the mass of this man on the moon(g=10m/s

A man hears an echo of thunder 2 seconds after lightning strikes. Calculate the distance of lightning from the
man( Speed of sound in air=330m/s).

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Answered by BrainlyRonaldo

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Answer:

generally weight on moon is always 1/6th on moon

if something weighs 60 kg on earth it weighs 10 kg on moon

similarly 300N/6 = 50N

BrainlyRonaldo: brainliest plzz

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