Math, asked by sanjanabahl8083, 1 year ago

Q) if an object at the surface of the earth has a weight w , what would be the weight of the object if it was transported to the surface of a planet that is one -sixth the mass of earth and has a radius one third that of earth?

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Answered by YuvrajPawar

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the g will be 3/2 of the earth so the weight will become 3/2 of the weight on the earth

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