Physics, asked by ankita3523, 1 year ago

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

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Answered by Nandini05

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hi this ACTIVITY should be done by you .... (;

Answered by admankar2004

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First friend 120kg = 20kg on moon

Second friend 72=12kg in moon

Third friend 90=15kg on moon

Fourth friend 96=16kg on moon

Fifth friend 84 = 14kg on moon

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