S . Suppose a person who jumps on Earth returns to the ground in 0.4 second. On Phobos, the same jumper will take 6.4 minutes to return to the ground. How many times longer would it be on Phobos than on

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Akshaydashrath asked Sep 7, 2023

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. Suppose a person who jumps on Earth returns to the ground in
0.4 second. On Phobos, the same jumper will take 6.4 minutes
to return to the ground. How many times longer would it be on
Phobos than on Earth for the jumper to return to the ground?
Explain.

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Answer: 16 times longer

Step-by-step explanation: 6.4 divided by 0.4 is equal to 16.

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