Social Sciences, asked by singhsukhwinder08051, 3 months ago

Differentiate between mass and weight. A man weighs 100N on the

surface of the moon. What would be his mass on surface of the earth?

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Answered by yroli386

Explanation:

Mass of an object remains constant anywhere. 2) Weight of an object varies depending on the gravitational acceleration of the surface. The weight of the man on moon is givn as : Weight = mass × gravitational acceleration on moon.

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Differentiate between mass and weight. A man weighs 100N on the surface of the moon. What would be his mass on surface of the earth?​

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Differentiate between mass and weight. A man weighs 100N on the

surface of the moon. What would be his mass on surface of the earth?