Use the provided link to answer the following question.
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
After you identify your answer, justify your answer. Your response should be completed with three complete sentences.
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http://www.mathsisfun.com/measure/weight-mass.html
http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/periodic_table/mass.html
When
you have completed your warmup you need to complete and print your Word
document project. Your project will be turned in 15 minutes after the
beginning of class.
Carson D.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is A. The reason why is that 27.5 times 6 equals 165. that is my answer to this question.
Carson D.
DeleteI meant to put the answer as D. It was a total accident.
Thaddeus p.
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DeleteSam R
ReplyDeleteThe answer is D. It is D because 27.5 x 6 is 165. I know that because I did the math.
taddeus p. also it gives aiot of info to you and me. please use it
ReplyDeleteDylan S.
ReplyDeleteThe answer to this question is D. I got this answer by multiplying 27.5 by 6. The actual number was 165.
LilyAnne M
ReplyDeleteI think that you would weigh less on the moon than on earth.
My answer will have to B 27.5 lbf.
Jordan M.
ReplyDeleteI think that the answer is d because it makes sense.
Tristan g.
ReplyDeletethe answer is d. it's d because 27.5x6=1650.
Tristan g.
Deletei meant 165.
Saddie H.
ReplyDeleteI think that Jim weighs 4.583 lbf. Because on the website http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/periodic_table/mass.html it said that the more gravity the less you weigh. So the more gravity the less you weigh.
ReplyDeleteRocco B.
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Cornelio V.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is A. I think it is right because it makes more sence.
I will have to say that it is d because allot of people are picking it. Also because i did the math and it turned out to be d.I multiplied 27.5 by 6 and it turned out to be 165lbs.
ReplyDeleteMiranda B.
ReplyDeleteI did not understand the warm up.It was very confusing to me.Also the web sites didn't help.
Brittany Ann huff
ReplyDeleteI think that you wold weigh Les on the moon than on earth so my answer is 137.5
I will have to say that it is d because allot of people are picking it. Also because i did the math and it turned out to be d.I multiplied 27.5 by 6 and it turned out to be 165lbs
ReplyDeletethat other one was mine i just forgot to put my name on it.
Brieanna M K