Physics, asked by keronawangkhem, 1 month ago

the weight of a body on earth is 24kg. What will be the weight on moon​

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Answered by mohansingh1234
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Explanation:

If you take the acceleration to be 1g, then the weight (in kg force) is numerically equal to its mass (in kg). A mass of 24kg on Earth would, therefore, weigh 24 * 9.81 Newtons. On the moon, the weight would be 24 * 1.625

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