Physics, asked by chiru9747, 8 months ago

The mass of a body on the earth is 15 kg. What will be its weight on the
surface of moon.(g = 10 m/s 2 )

Answers

Answered by MystícPhoeníx
50

Given:-

  • Mass of body ,m = 15kg

  • Acceleration due to gravity ,g =10m/s²

To Find:-

  • weight of body on the moon (Wm)

Solution:-

As we know that

→ Weight = mass× acceleration due to gravity

Firstly we calculate the weight of body on the earth's surface

→ We = m×g

Substitute the value we get

→ We = 15×10

→ We = 150N

The weight of the body on the earth's surface is 150Newton.

Now we know that the acceleration due to gravity on the moon's surface is equal to 1/6 acceleration due to gravity on Earth's Surface.

Acceleration due to gravity on moon = 10×1/6= 10/6m/s²

→ Wm = m×g

→ Wm = 15×10/6

→ Wm = 5 ×5

→ Wm = 25N

The weight of body on the moon surface is 25 Newton.

Answered by Anonymous
123

Given :-

  • m = 15kg, mass of body

  • g = 10m/s², Acceleration due to gravity.

To find :-

  • Weight of body on moon (Wm)

Solution :-

Let,

⟹ Weight = mass × acceleration due to gravity.

  • We have to calculate the weight of body on earth's surface.

⟹ We = m × g

Substitute the value,

  • Wm = 15 × 10

  • Wm = 150N

\therefore 150N is the weight of the body on the earth's surface.

The gravity on the moon's surface is  \dfrac{1}{6} acceleration

Acceleration due to gravity on moon =  \rm\dfrac{10}{6}{m/s}^{2}

Wm = m × g

  • Wm = 15 </strong><strong>\</strong><strong>times  \dfrac{10}{6} </strong><strong>

  • Wm = 5 × 5

  • Wm = 25N

\therefore The weight of the body on moon is 25N.

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