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2 An astronaut has a mass of 70 kg. a What would her weight be on Earth? b What would be the force of gravity on her when she is in orbit?
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2 An astronaut has a mass of 70 kg.

a What would her weight be on Earth?
b What would be the force of gravity on her when she is in orbit?

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Mass doesn't change so 70kg on the moon is 70kg on earth
User M Kenyon II
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Answer:

PART B ; no gravity in space

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btw gravity on earth is 9.8 so if you multiply 70kg u could possibly get the answer but im not sure

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