The moon has approximately 1/6th the
gravitational pull that the earth has. If something
has...
Physics, 09.12.2020 06:30 rubyhart522
The moon has approximately 1/6th the
gravitational pull that the earth has. If something
has a mass of 60kg on Earth, what is its mass on
the moon?
Answers: 2
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