Mathematics, 06.05.2021 21:10 danksans7011

If I weigh 75N on Earth (gravity=9.8m/s/s), what is
my weight on the moon
(gravity=4.3m/s/s)?

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If I weigh 75N on Earth (gravity=9.8m/s/s), what is
my weight on the moon
(gravity=4.3...