Mrs. Luna weighs 125 pounds. Mrs. Ropa weighs 150 pounds. How much to they eavh weigh on the moon?
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Earth's gravitational constant is ~32.15 ft./sec.^2
The Moon's gravitational constant is ~5.326 ft./sec.^2
Therefore, your weight on the Moon would be W(earth) x 5.326/32.15 = .1656W(earth) or approximately 1/6th your weigh on earth.
To calculate their weight on the moon, we need to apply the concept of gravitational force. The gravitational force on the moon is approximately 1/6th of the gravitational force on Earth.
To find the weight of an object on the moon, we can multiply its weight on Earth by 1/6.
Let's calculate their weights on the moon:
Mrs. Luna's weight on the moon = 125 pounds * 1/6 ≈ 20.83 pounds
Mrs. Ropa's weight on the moon = 150 pounds * 1/6 ≈ 25 pounds
Therefore, Mrs. Luna weighs approximately 20.83 pounds on the moon, and Mrs. Ropa weighs approximately 25 pounds on the moon.