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The force of gravity on the Moon is said to be one-sixth of that on the Earth. What would a mass of 15000g weigh a on the Earth, and b. on the Moon?

The force of gravity on the Moon is said to be one-sixth of that on the Earth. What would a mass of 15000g weigh a on the Earth, and b. on the Moon?
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The force of gravity on the Moon is said to be one-sixth of that on the Earth. What

would a mass of 15000g weigh
a on the Earth, and
b. on the Moon?

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a) 15000g x 10N =150000N
b) 15000g x 1.67N =25050N
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