Gravitational force on the surface of the moon is only 1/6 as strong as gravitational force on the earth. What is the weight in newtons of a 10 kg object on the moon and on the earth?
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SEE....
F= MG
NOW
FORCE = WEIGHT= 10KG
MASS IS CONSTANT THROUGH OUT THE UNIVERSE .......
SO HERE ISN'T A QUESTION OF MASS....
SO WE CAN SAY THAT .....
F= G .............ONLY IN THIS CASE....
SO NOW G = 1/6 OF EARTH ON MOON.....
X= 1/6OF WEIGHT ON EARTH.......
SO,
X= 1/6*10
X= 5/3
X= 1.6666....
SO MASS OF THAT OBJECT ON MOON IS 1.667kg
F= MG
NOW
FORCE = WEIGHT= 10KG
MASS IS CONSTANT THROUGH OUT THE UNIVERSE .......
SO HERE ISN'T A QUESTION OF MASS....
SO WE CAN SAY THAT .....
F= G .............ONLY IN THIS CASE....
SO NOW G = 1/6 OF EARTH ON MOON.....
X= 1/6OF WEIGHT ON EARTH.......
SO,
X= 1/6*10
X= 5/3
X= 1.6666....
SO MASS OF THAT OBJECT ON MOON IS 1.667kg
Answered by
6
We have,
W = 10
so,
W on moon = 1/6 x 10
= 10 / 6
= 1.66666...N
W = 10
so,
W on moon = 1/6 x 10
= 10 / 6
= 1.66666...N
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