If Joe weighs 100N on the moon how much will Joe weigh on earth? N & kg

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look up the relative gravities. Moon's gravity is about 1/6 of earth's.

So, earth's gravity will be about 6 times the moon's.

Naturally, the kg mass doesn't change, regardless of location.

600

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