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You have a mass of 55kg. on the moon you weight 88N. what is the gravity on the moon?
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You have a mass of 55kg. on the moon you weight 88N. what is the gravity on the moon?

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Answer:

1.6 N/kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the formula for weight. Weight = Mass x Gravitational Field. (You may have seen it in F=mg)

You are given weight and given the mass. From there it is simple algebra. Just take the weight divide by mass and you are given the gravitational field.

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