Mathematics, 24.08.2019 10:00, jyow6688

an astronaut who weighs 174 lb on earth weighs 29 lb on the moon. which of the following are correct amounts for weight on earth compared to weight on the moon?
a) 105 lb and 15 lb
b) 102 lb and 17 lb
c) 170 lb and 34 lb
d) 66 lb and 12 lb

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