Physics, asked by iorsamueljanet, 3 months ago

How much can a person weigh on the moon if the gravitational strength is 1.6N/kg?

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Answered by sambanarohith

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Answer:

1.6m

Explanation:

weight= mass*gravitational strength

weight=mass*1.6

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