Physics, asked by kashika67, 6 months ago

If the acceleration due to gravity on Mars is 3.8m/s2 then what would be the weight of an object on mars which has a mass of 10 kg on the earth. Also find the weight of the object on earth.
From the above data, analyse what will be the percentage difference of your weight on earth and on mars.

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Answered by Arka00
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Explanation:

given mass = 10kg

acceleration due to gravity on Mars = 3.8m/s²

weight on Mars = mg

= 10×3.8 N

= 38N

we know, g on earth = 9.8m/s² (approx)

therefore, the weight of the same mass on earth = mass (m) × g ( acceleration due to gravity)

= 10×9.8 N

= 98 N

percentage of increase in weight on earth =

= (increase in weight / initial weight ) × 100

= [(98-38)/38] × 100

= 60/38 × 100

= 1.578 × 100

= 157.8 % or 158% ( approx )

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