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calculate the value of 'g' on moon .plzz send pic of whole solution with proper steps done by your own.... plzz share as soon as possible (class 9th) (chapter gravitation)

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Answered by diauroseow5rs5

On the surface of the moon (mass [M] =7.36*10^22 kg and radius R = 1.75*10^6 m ), the acceleration due to gravity at the surface of moon is :-

g

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diauroseow5rs5: g on moon = (6.67 *10 raise to -11 ) * (7.36*10 raise to 22) the whole divided by (1.75*10 raise to 6) square = 1.6 ms raise to -2.

diauroseow5rs5: obviously. g on moon = 1/6 of g on earth nearly.

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Answered by bishtnarendra258

Explanation:

The mass of moon =7 .35×10^22

The radius of moon=1.74×10^6

G=6.67×10^-11

g=6.67×10^-11×7.35×10^22/(1.74×10^6)^

=1.625m/s^2

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