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A bicycle has a mass of 39.5kg on Earth . What would its weight be on moon (g=1.6m/s^2)
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A bicycle has a mass of 39.5kg on Earth . What would its weight be on moon (g=1.6m/s^2)

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63.2N

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Solution,\\\\Mass(m)=39.5kg\\\\\\Gravity(g)=1.6m/s^(2) \\Now,\\\\Weight -on- moon=m*g=39.5*1.6m/s^(2) =63.2N

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