Science, asked by mariyahblanton, 5 months ago

On a distant planet, an object weighs 250 N, and has a mass of 52 kg. What is the strength of gravity on this planet?

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Answered by aayushdalvi17

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Explanation:Weight = Mass x acceleration due to gravity

250 = 52 x a

Therefore a = 250/52

a = 4.80

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