Chemistry, asked by gsk136, 1 year ago

calculate the acc. due to gravity on the surface of moon if mass of moon is 1/60 times that of earth and diameter of the moon is 1/3times that of earth (g=9.8m/s square)

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Answered by nirman95

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You need to remember the expression for gravity on any planet.

So in order to find the relationship between gravity on moon and on Earth, you can take the ratio between the two, and finally put the value of g on Earth as 9.8m/s^2.

Please refer to the attached photo,

Hope you will be able to understand.

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calculate the acc. due to gravity on the surface of moon if mass of moon is 1/60 times that of earth and diameter of the moon is 1/3times that of earth (g=9.8m/s square)​

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calculate the acc. due to gravity on the surface of moon if mass of moon is 1/60 times that of earth and diameter of the moon is 1/3times that of earth (g=9.8m/s square)