On Earth, Yancy hits a golf ball as hard as he can. The golf ball flies 150 meters before hitting the ground. About how far would the
golf ball fly if Yancy hit it on the surface of Mercury with exactly the same amount of force and in the same direction?
(ignore the air resistance on both planets.)
A. 150 yards
B. 150 meters
C. More then 150 meters
D. Less then 150 meters
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