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.
These links will help you respond to the question.
http://www.mathsisfun.com/measure/weight-mass.html
http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/periodic_table/mass.html
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Risa M.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is D which is 165.I figured this out by multiplying 27.5 times 6.After that i came up with 165.0 .
I think that the answer is D,because when I did the research I thought that was the answer.
ReplyDeleteJames N.
ReplyDeleteI think he weight on Earth was 165 lbf
Sierra M.
ReplyDeleteI think i would weigh less on the moon.SO i would weigh 34
Sierra M.
I think we weigh less in space
Corrina A.
ReplyDeleteI think the answer is d 165lbf. I think this is the answer because I multiplied 27.5 with 6. Then it came out to be 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.
thaddeus p. i think you would wight less on earth. my answer is b27.5 lbf
ReplyDeleteBailey C.
ReplyDeleteI didn't understand the warm up. It was very confusing to me and it didn't make any sense to me.But if i had to guess i would pick answer D.
Ben m.
ReplyDelete165lbf.because i multiplied 6 with 27.5.
And i am sure that this is correct.
And there is my anwser.
damien.l i think you would way less on the moon than on earth so my answer is b
ReplyDeletejames.c.i think you would wight less on earth. my answer is b27.5 lbf
ReplyDeleteJS c
ReplyDeleteErin McQueen
ReplyDeleteI think the answer is D.
Shelbie G.P
ReplyDeleteI think He would way more because they say you always way less on the moon then on earth!!
Gennie D
ReplyDeleteI think it would be A because its what it said.
Greta Scofield
ReplyDelete6th hour
I believe the answer is C. It is a very reasonable answer. It is believable.
Taylor M.
ReplyDeleteMy answer is b
shelbie G.P
ReplyDeleteI dident mean the other one well i think the answers is c because oof what i put on my other post
aluzza j
ReplyDeleteB: 27.5 lbf
D McPherson
ReplyDeletethe answer is b.He weighs 137.5 pound.he weighed 27.5 on the moon
Tanner H.
ReplyDelete9/11/13
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I think he weighed 137.5lbs on earth
Meghan Hobbs
ReplyDelete9-11-2013
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The answer I think is the correct is (D) because I multipled what he was on the moon and i came up with 165.So i am asuming that is the correct answer.
SETH E.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is D.He wayed 165lb on earth.And 27.5 on the moon
cake
ReplyDeletei think it would be B because what it said
ReplyDeletelaticia c.
Sloan G.
ReplyDeleteI think the answer is C. I think the answer is C because you have to weigh more on earth than on the moon. C is a good answer because its realistic.
Steven.L
ReplyDeleteI think he weighted 27.5 lbf.
Brad carter
ReplyDeleteI think his weight was 165 lbf
i like cake
ReplyDeleteOwen G.
ReplyDeleteI think it is C. I think this because of the links.The Weight and Mass link is the link that helped the best.
Darian T.
ReplyDeleteI think the answer to the warmup is D.Because the websites I went to gave me the answer.Thats how I know what the answer is
Michelle W
ReplyDeleteI think that the answer is c. I think that's what it is because it basically takes off one hundred pounds. So I think c is the closest.
Adela Z.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is A 4.583. I know this by the using a calculator. So that is how i got my answer.
Asia .S.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is 4.583 . I know that because if you multiply the weight of gravity and the weight that he weighed than you can get 4.583 . You can calculate it if you want i think/know I'm right
Elizabeth Yeiter
ReplyDeletethe answer is A.4.583.
Aliya T.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is D because i multiply one of the numbers and it would be D.
Nathan B.
ReplyDeleteI think he weighed less on the moon.I think he he weighed more on Earth.The answer is C.135.5 lbf.
Monday W
ReplyDeletethe answer is d because the others weigh more than d the only way i can tell is that his weight was 27.5.
Faiths. I think that the answer is b 27.5lbf because the anther answer were rong.
ReplyDeleteBenjermain.O
ReplyDeleteI think you would weigh less on the moon.Beacouse thers more gravity on Earth.My anwsers A
Giselle A.
ReplyDeleteI think he weights less on the moon.I think he would weight more on Earth.So i think the answer is B 27.5.
Nicholas.S
ReplyDeletethe answer is A because I divided 27/6=4.so that is how i got it.and if we could get there again.
Abigail S. 6th 9-11-13
ReplyDeleteI think the answer is D.I think the answer is D because I
multiplied it by 6 then it will come out to be 165.That is what my answer is because I did the math right.
Fayth M.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is a.If you think about it it said one
sixth.The weight he weighed is 27.5 so you divided 27.5 and
6=4 because 6 times 4 is 24.So the answer is a.You can double check by timesing it.