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How much would a 70 kg mean weight on the Moon what should be its mass on the earth and on the moon
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How much would a 70 kg mean weight on the Moon what should be its mass on the earth and on the moon
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The answer is 1.62 (moon) and if it was on earth it would weight about 686N, hope this help.
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Answer:
I don't know sorry' please
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