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If a person weighs 750N on earth,how much would be his weight on the Moon given that Moon's mass is 1/81 of that of the earth and its radius is 1/3.7 of that of the earth? Copied Answers are Prohibited! Try to give as it in your own n understandable way.​

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Answered by aaravshrivastwa
9

Given :-

Weight of person on earth = 750 N.

W = mg

m = 750/g

Mass of Moon = Mm = 1/81 Me

Radius of Moon = Rm = 1/3.7 Re

As we know that,

gm = GMm/(Rm)²

gm = G(1/81 Me)/(1/3.7 Re)²

gm = 0.169[GMe/(Re)²]

gm = 0.169 g

Wm = m.gm

Wm = 750/g × 0.169 g

Wm = (750 × 0.169)N

Wm = 126.75 N

Hence,

The weight of person on Moon = Wm = 126.75 N

Answered by itzOPgamer
7

Answer:

Weight on earth =mg=750

m=750/g

g= (GM/r^2) on earth.

Mass of moon, Mm=m/81

Radius of moon, rm= r/3.7

gm=GMm/r^2m =0.169(GM/r^2)

gm=0.169

So, weight on moon = mgm

= 250/g * 0.169 g

= 126.75 N

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