Physics, asked by abby1njeru, 8 months ago

An astronaut weighs 900N on earth. On the moon, he weighs 150N. Calculate the moon,s gravitational strength.

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∴ m = 900 / 10 = 90 kg. Gravity of Moon = 1/6 × Gravity of Earth. Answer :- Gravitational strength on the moon = 5/3 Nkg-1.

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