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if a man jump 5 m on the Earth's surface . Then calculate the how much distance he will jump on the moon surface​

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Answer:

30m

Step-by-step explanation:

we know gm = 1/6 g e

so, gm/g e= 1/6

g e= 6 gm......(.1)

according to laws of motion,

v^2- u^2= 2 (g e) s

0-u^2= 2*-g e*5

=u^2/2g e =5

but from 1,

u^2/2(6gm)=5

u^2/12gm =5

u^2/2gm=30m

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