Physics, asked by jenni31, 4 months ago

Your mass on earth is 50 kg. Explain why your mass will decrease on moon.

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Answered by belwaldeepak123

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Our mass will never decrease. What decreases is our weight. Weight depends on the gravitational factor. As the gravity of moon is 1/6th of earth's gravity, hence our weight will be 1/6th on the moon...

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