Physics, asked by srrtechnoservices, 9 months ago

show that the weight of an object on moon is one-sixth of its weight on the earth.
Given: [mass of earth = 5.98x10power24Kg; radius of earth=6.37x10power6m]
[Mass of moon=7.36x10power22 Kg; radius of moon =1.74x10power6m)​

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Answered by s06002
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Given: [mass of earth = 5.98x10power24Kg; radius of earth=6.37x10power6m]

[Mass of moon=7.36x10power22 Kg; radius of moon =1.74x10power6m)

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