Science, asked by bhariab, 7 months ago

how much mass can be lifted by a weight lifter on the surface of the moon if he can lift 100kg on the earth

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Answered by mohammedaafiq62

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Answered by ppushpanathan334

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60 kg on Earth equates to about 360 kg on the moon.

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