please answer the 27th question
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seriously? you need to do your own home work
If you get it wrong you should accept the grade that is yours, not other people work
It's my holiday homework
so?
I can't solve this. So I ask this question
it seems like your not actually doing the work
what it seems like
bye Felicia, I have to go fix my account, I had 4 branliest answer, and then my account was deleted.
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Mass of a body remains same every where in the universe.
So the mass of the object is 50kg even if it is on the moon.
Now weight = mass × acceleration due to gravity
Gravity on moon=1.6m/s^2
& mass = 50kg
So weight = 50 × 1.6=80N
Hope it helps.... :-)
So the mass of the object is 50kg even if it is on the moon.
Now weight = mass × acceleration due to gravity
Gravity on moon=1.6m/s^2
& mass = 50kg
So weight = 50 × 1.6=80N
Hope it helps.... :-)
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