Answer to Question #256020 in Classical Mechanics for jek

Classical Mechanics

Question #256020

Using the information from question #561a above:

b) What is his weight on the moon? _____ newtons

Expert's answer

The weight on the moon is 1/6 of the weight on the Earth, so you can find the weight on the Earth in newtons and divide it by 6.

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