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take weights of five of your friends find out what their weights will be on tha moon and tha mars​

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Answered by vishnuvigneshvicky
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The weights of 5 imaginary people, James, Ram, Jerry, Sarah and July in Earth are as given below.

James - 50 kg

Ram - 63 kg

Jerry - 45 kg

Sarah - 60 kg

July - 54 kg

Now, to find the weight of a person (or object) on another planet, we have to find his/her mass first. To do this, divide the person's weight on Earth by Earth's force of gravity which is 9.81 m/s². We get the following masses.

James - 50/9.81 = 5.1 kg

Ram - 63/9.81 = 6.4 kg

Jerry - 45/9.81 = 4.6 kg

Sarah - 60/9.81 = 6.1 kg

July - 54/9.81 = 5.5 kg

Now, to find the weight of the person on moon, multiply the mass by Moon's force of gravity which is 1.62 m/s². We get the following weights.

James - 5.1 x 1.62 = 8.3 kg

Ram - 6.4 x 1.62 = 10.4 kg

Jerry - 4.6 x 1.62 = 7.5 kg

Sarah - 6.1 x 1.62 = 9.9 kg

July - 5.5 x 1.62 = 8.9 kg

To find weight of these people on mars, multiply the mass by mar's force of gravity which is 3.711 m/s².

James = 18.9 kg

Ram = 23.8 kg

Jerry = 17.1 kg

Sarah = 22.6 kg

July = 20.4 kg

Note: All answers are rounded off to 1 decimal place to make it easier to be understood.

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