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Your friend can barely lift a 31kg concrete block on Earth. How massive a block could she lift on the Mercury?
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If your friend can lift a 31kg block, how much force would that require on Earth?
Start with that...then we can move forward
303.8 N
That's correct...so at most, your friend can provide a force of 303.8N. Now note that the acceleration due to gravity on Mars (which you can calculate using Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation) is about 3.7m/s^2. \[F=ma=303.8N=x(3.7m/s^2)\]Solve for x and you'll know how many kg your friend will be able to lift on Mercury.
And although @Shane_B said "Mars" once, Shane_B meant Mercury, and 3.7 m/s^2 is close :)
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Oops, yes, Mercury :)
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