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what is the weight of a 40 kg child on the moon if the moon's gravitational pull is 1.62m/s2
A. 4.1 N
B 24.69
C 64.8 N
D 392N

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denniswalker510

Answer:

64.8 N

Explanation:

weight = mass × gravity

= 40×1.62

= 64.8N

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