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Answered by manglamarya786
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Given that mass of earth is 81.5 times that of moon and moon's diamete is 0.27 times earth's diameter.

M_e = 81.5 M_m\\ \\ d_m = 0.27m_e\\ \\ \Rightarrow R_m = 0.27 R_e

g_e = 9.8\\ \\ g_m = ?\\ \\ g_m \div g_e = \frac{GM_m}{{R_m}^2} \div \frac{GM_e}{{R_e}^2}  \\  \\  \frac{g_m}{g_e}  = \frac{GM_m}{{R_m}^2}  \times  \frac{{R_e}^2}{GM_e}

\frac{g_m}{9.8}  = \frac{M_m}{{(0.27R_e)}^2}  \times  \frac{{R_e}^2}{81.5M_m} \\  \\ \frac{g_m}{9.8}  = \frac{M_m}{{0.0729R_e}^2}  \times  \frac{{R_e}^2}{81.5M_m}  \\  \\ \frac{g_m}{9.8}  =  \frac{1}{0.0729 \times 81.5}  \times \frac{M_m}{{R_e}^2}  \times  \frac{{R_e}^2}{M_m}

g_m =  \frac{9.8}{0.0729 \times 81.5}   \\  \\ g_m = 1.649 \:  \:  \frac{m}{ {s}^{2} }

Hence gravity on moon is 1.649 m/s^2
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