Math, asked by navyaupadhyay, 7 months ago

The weight of a person on the Moon is one-sixth of the weight on the Earth. If a person weighs 54 Kg on the Earth, how much will he weigh on the moon?

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Answered by duhan92

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Answer:

weight on earth =54kg

weight on moon = weight on earth/6

=54/6

=9kg

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