Physics, asked by purnimabhandari76522, 8 months ago

how much would a person whose mass is 160kg weight on the moon?? a.9.8N b. 98N c.50N d.500N​

Answers

Answered by Rochishnu
1

Explanation:

Weight of a body = mg (mass × acceleration due to gravity).

The value of g on Moon is ⅙ th of Earth.

Weight of the person on Earth = (160 × 10) N = 1600 N [ Taking, g = 10 m/s^2]

Weight of the person on Moon = 1600/6 N = 270 N (Approximately).

Answered by nirman95
3

Given:

Mass of man = 160 kg .

To find:

Weight of man on moon.

Calculation:

Gravitational acceleration of moon is approximately ⅙th times the gravitational acceleration on earth surface.

So, let weight of man be W ;

 \rm{W = mass \times (gravitational \: acc.\:of\:moon)}

 =  >  \rm{W = m \times ( \dfrac{1}{6} \times g) }

 =  >  \rm{W =  \dfrac{mg}{6}}

Putting available values:

 =  >  \rm{W =  \dfrac{160 \times 9.8}{6}}

 =  >  \rm{W =  261.33 \:N  }

So, final answer is:

 \boxed{\bf{Weight \: of \: man \: on \: moon =  261.33 \:N  }}

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