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what will be the weight of a 50kg object on the earth and the moon in newton ?

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Answered by s1271sreeja4825

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A mass of 50⋅kg has a WEIGHT of 50⋅kg×9.81⋅N⋅kg−1=490.5⋅N on the earth, but a weight of 50⋅kg×1.622⋅N⋅kg−1=81.1⋅N on the moon.

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