Physics, asked by natasha980, 1 month ago

An astronaut has a mass 65Kg . What is weight on earth and his weight on the moon?

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Answered by adityakaple

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The mass of the object would be 65 kg on both Earth and the Moon. The weight would be different for both. It would weigh (65 * 9.8 = ) 637 Newtons on Earth and (65 * 1.6 = ) 104 Newtons on the Moon

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