The weight of a body on the moon is about one-sixty of its - weight on the earth Is the mass of the body on the moon also one-sixty of its mass on the earth?
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Because the weight of both is same
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No, the mass of the body remains same on both moon and earth.
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This is because the weight of an object depends upon the gravitational force exerted on it. As the gravitational force exerted by the moon is 1/6th of earth so weight ,too, becomes 1/6th. But mass is the property of the object. It doesn't depend upon the gravitational force ,thus, it remains same.
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