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On the Moon, Jim had a weight of 27.5 lbf.
The force of gravity on the Moon is one sixth of that on Earth. How much did Jim weigh on Earth?
A: 4.583 lbf
B: 27.5 lbf
C: 137.5 lbf
D: 165 lbf
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Haley D. 4th hour
ReplyDeleteHe will weigh 4.583 pounds because it is one sixth of the weight on earth. The scale may say 0 kg but its real mass is 100kg. On the moon you weigh less than you would on Earth.
Taylor A.
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137.5 lbf
i think im not very sure on the awnser (.-.)
BLAHHH
Tristen L
ReplyDeleteI think its D I not really sure why I just think its D
Isaiah A.
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I think 27.5lbf he will weigh on the moon. well because that when your up on the moon you will weigh less it will make you jump high and fly and stuff. So I think it is B.