Physics, asked by satyagowthams3654, 10 months ago

the weight of a body of mass 6kg on moon is 10 Newton. If a boy of mass 90kg goes from earth to the moon surface what will be his weight.

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Answered by nishthavats9

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Answer: 6kg = 10 newton

90 kg = x newton

cross-multiply

90×10= 900

x×6=6x

900=6x

x=900÷6

x= 150 newtons

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