Physics, asked by vanaselvi41pdan6k, 1 year ago

find the weight of a 80 kg man on the surface of moon ? what should be his mass on the earth and the moon ? (ge=9.8m/;gm=1.63m/s×s)

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Answered by ankit4021
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Let us make sure we understand mass and weight are not the same thing.  80 kg of mass is not the same thing as 80 N of weight.  To calculate weight, we use Newton's 2nd Law of Motion, which gives us the formula "Force = mass x acceleration".  We would take the mass given, 80 kg, and multiply it times the acceleration of Earth's downward pull on that mass, 9.8 m/s/s.

784 N = 80 kg x 9.8 m/s/s

So the weight on Earth is 784 newtons. 

Now the gravitational attraction of the moon is about 1/6 that of the Earth, or about 17%.  To calculate the weight on the moon, simply multiply 784 N times .17, or 17% in decimal form:

784 N x .17 = 133.28 N

So the weight of the same 80 kg mass on the moon is 133.28 N.



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Answered by nithin6081
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the weight of the person on the surface of the moon is 130.40 N

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