Physics, asked by manojShah874, 1 year ago

The maximum height up to which astronaut can jump on the Earth
is 0.75 m. With the same effort, to what height can he jump on
the moon? The mean density of the moon is (2/3) that of the
Earth and the radius of the moon is (1/4) that of the Earth.

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Answered by Anonymous

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he can jump upto 4.5 m ( six times higher)

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