The weight of an object on Planet X is twice that of its weight on Earth and one third of its weight on Planet Y. If an object on Earth weighs 100 units, what is its weight on Planet Y?

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The weight of an object on Planet X is twice that of its weight on Earth and one third of its weight on Planet Y. If an object on Earth weighs 100 units, what is its weight on Planet Y?

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Answer:

33.3333333333

Explanation:

100 divided 1/3 = 33.3333333333

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Sunderam Dubey answered Jun 5, 2021

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I’m confused on the wording but it might be either 600 or 33.333 (continues forever)

Alfred Jingle answered Jun 8, 2021

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