Social Sciences, asked by chsantoshikumari, 6 months ago

An object of 66 kg on moon what is the weight of the same object on earth

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Answered by angelinblack

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Answer:

The object would 1/6 the weight

So it would 66×1/6

=10

Explanation:

Answered by vanshsvst

1

Explanation:

weight on moon / weight on earth = 1/6

weight on earth = 6 * weight on moon

weight on earth = 6*66

= 396

so the weight of same object on earth will be 396 Kg

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