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The force of gravity is less on Mars than it is on Earth. As a result, the weight of an object on Mars m is 40% of its weight on Earth w. Use your function to find the weight on Mars of a space probe that weighs 15 lb on Earth.
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Where the question asks to use your function, caan you please show what the function is that is required to be used?
on earth, the equation for acceleration due to gravity nears earths surface is g=9.81 [m/s^2]. On the moon, it is 40% or 0.4 of what it would be on earth. Therefore, 0.4*15lb=6lb
Yes, of course, but what function is being referred to in the question?
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