Physics, asked by itssarthakjoshi2007, 12 hours ago

The weight of a man on the surface of the earth is 588 N. Find his mass. (g = 9.8m * s ^ - 2) If the man were taken to the moon, his weight would be 98 N. What is his mass on the moon? Also calculate acceleration due to gravity on the moon.​

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Answered by trivedidivyanshi27
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Answer:

60 kg

Explanation:

weight= mass of body * acceleration due to gravity

588=m*9.8

m=60 kg

mass of the man would be same on earth and moon. It is the weight that changes

mass on moon=60 kg

weight (given)= 98 N

acceleration due to gravity=98/60=1.63m/s^2

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