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The weight of a person on the mars is 0.38 times his weight on the earth. If the weight of the person on the earth is 52.5 kg, what would be his weight on the Mars?

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The weight of a person on the mars is 0.38 times his weight on the earth. If the weight of the person on the earth is 52.5 kg, what would be his weight on the Mars?=fhffjsdk

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The weight of a person on the mars is 0.38 times his weight on the earth. If the weight of the person on the earth is 52.5 kg, what would be his weight on the Mars?​

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The weight of a person on the mars is 0.38 times his weight on the earth. If the weight of the person on the earth is 52.5 kg, what would be his weight on the Mars?