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I need help with this question on my science packet and I don't understand it. A 70kg person travels to a planet where he weighs 1750 N. What is the value of g on the that …

I need help with this question on my science packet and I don't understand it. A 70kg person travels to a planet where he weighs 1750 N. What is the value of g on the that …
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I need help with this question on my science packet and I don't understand it. A 70kg person travels to a planet where he weighs 1750 N. What is the value of g on the that planet?

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Weight = (mass) times (gravity). . . .SO Gravity = (weight) divided by (mass). . . . That's (1750 N) / (70 kg) = 25 m / sec-squared.
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