Physics, 26.09.2021 14:00, gungamer720
If my mass on Earth is 27.3 kg, Match my weight for each situation. (Use
your answers to guide you.)
It is important to note that I used 9.8 m/s/s for gravity in all of these
conversions.
a. 101.8 N
b. 267.5 N
c. 307.9 N
d. 43.7 N
e. 7480.2 N
1. 305.5 N
g. 16.7 N
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1. Weight on Earth
2. Weight on the moon
3. Weight on Sun
4. Weight on Saturn
5. Weight on Neptune
6. Weight on Mercury
7. Weight on Pluto
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