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What is the weight, in newtons, of a 50.-kg person on the Moon?
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What is the weight, in newtons, of a 50.-kg person on the Moon?

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1 kg (kilogram) is equal to approx. 9.80665 n (newtons) so a 50 kg object would be 490.33250 newtons
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A 50kg object on earth weighs 81.67 on the moon
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