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If a person weighs 186 pounds on earth,how much will he weigh on the moon? how many pounds different from his actual weight is that?
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If a person weighs 186 pounds on earth,how much will he weigh on the moon? how many pounds different from his actual weight is that?

If a person weighs 186 pounds on earth,how much will he weigh on the moon? how many-example-1
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If the person weighs 186 pounds on Earth then on the moon it will weigh,


(weight \: on \: earth)/(6) = weight \: on \: moon
Therefore,
186/6=31 pounds
Its difference is 186-31=155

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