His weight on earth is 76g N. where g is the acceleration due to gravity of 9.8 m/s²
The value of g is only 17% of that on earth, so his weight on the moon should be?
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What is the weight of a 76 kg astronaut on the Moon where the value of 'g' is only 17% the strength of 'g' on the Earth? (Answer should be expressed in N).
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thanks a lot can you help me with a few other questions i'm having issues with
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