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the weight of an object on moon is 1/6th of its weight on earth.if a boy weights 49/2 kg on moon then find his weights on earth.

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Answered by shristisingh8051

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Answered by ManyaJoshi

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the equation will form : 1/6 of x = 49/2

x/6 = 49/2

x = 49*6/2

x = 147 kg

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