Math, asked by samalvarez006, 1 year ago

How, could you find the approximate weight of an object on the moon?

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Answered by ashish5597

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by finding his weight on earth and dividing by 6 as moons gravity is 1/6th of earth

Answered by bhangusaab

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hey frnd we know moon s gravity is 1/6
then to find weight of anybody divide its weight by six
(6)

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