Asked by Kaleb
A 100-kilogram astronaut travels to the moon and steps onto a bathroom scale. The scale reads “16.7 kilograms.” Which statement best describes the reason for this observation? [1 point]
A: The scale was designed to use the person’s mass on Earth to tell him his weight.
B: The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on Earth to tell him his mass
C: The scale was designed to use the person’s mass on the moon to tell him his weight
D: The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on the moon to tell him his mass.
A: The scale was designed to use the person’s mass on Earth to tell him his weight.
B: The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on Earth to tell him his mass
C: The scale was designed to use the person’s mass on the moon to tell him his weight
D: The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on the moon to tell him his mass.
Answers
Answered by
oobleck
first, consider -- how many scales manufacturers do you think ever even consider the moon when they make their scales?
So now think about the remaining two choices. What do scales tell you?
So now think about the remaining two choices. What do scales tell you?
Answered by
willy wonka
I GOT A 100% here are the answers:
1.weight
2.Yes, they would still be balanced because their masses would not change.
3.The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on Earth to tell him his mass.
4.m=D*V (the dot is a times symbol
5.Density
1.weight
2.Yes, they would still be balanced because their masses would not change.
3.The scale was designed to use the person’s weight on Earth to tell him his mass.
4.m=D*V (the dot is a times symbol
5.Density
Answered by
jay
thanks willy wonka i got a 100.
Answered by
100
willy is right
Answered by
Frogeta
thx
Answered by
Frogeta
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