Physics, 27.08.2020 02:01 dnarioproctor
1) An astronaut has a mass of 40Kg. Calculate his weight on earth if Gravity (g) = 10m/s^2.
2) The same astronaut goes to the International Space Station. Here the gravitational pull is equal to .5 m/s^2. Calculate his weight.
3) Our astronaut friend is assigned to study a neutron star. He travels to the surface using a special suit. Here the gravitational force is terrible at 150m/s^2 What is the astronaut’s weight?
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