Question
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Before leaving Earth, the mass of an astronaut is measured to be 60kg. The astronaut lands on the Moon and measures the acceleration of gravity to be 1.6 m/s2(squared). What would the astronauts weight be on Earth? What would his weight be on the Moon?
Before leaving Earth, the mass of an astronaut is measured to be 60kg. The astronaut lands on the Moon and measures the acceleration of gravity to be 1.6 m/s2(squared). What would the astronauts weight be on Earth? What would his weight be on the Moon?
Answers
F=ma
So, since a on earth is 9.8,
on earth he weighs 60*9.8 N
on the moon, he weighs 60*1.6 N
So, since a on earth is 9.8,
on earth he weighs 60*9.8 N
on the moon, he weighs 60*1.6 N
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