LucasM122 LucasM122
  • 24-08-2021
  • Physics
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A small dog is 10 kg on the surface of the Earth. What is the
dog's weight, in N, on the moon?

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danielaguilar1 danielaguilar1
  • 24-08-2021

Answer:

4 kg

Explanation:

because when you go the moon you lose 6 times your weight because of the gravitational pull

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chanticleerstudent40 chanticleerstudent40
  • 24-08-2021

Answer:

16.3333333 newtons

Explanation:

on earth it would 98 newtons

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