Answer:
e) 15 N object on Mars
d) 15 N object on earth
b) 2.75 lbm object on the moon
a) 1 kg object on earth
c) 1.25 lbf object on the moon
Step-by-step explanation:
Mass is the amount of mass that a certain object has, it differs from its weight because the weight depends of the gravity or the force that is been applied to the object towards the planet.
To obtain the mass a 15N object on mars you have to divide the 15N by the gravity of mars this would be like this:
Mass:[tex]\frac{15}{3.7}[/tex]= 4.05kg
To obtain the mass of a 15 N objecto on the earth you divide 15N by 9.8 [tex]\frac{m}{s^{2} }[/tex] which is the gravity on earth.
Mass:[tex]\frac{15}{9.8}[/tex]= 1.53 kg
To calculate the mass of a 2.75 lbm object on the moon you just have to convert it to kg.
Mass in kg: 2.75*.453= 1.24 kg
Then the 1 kg mass object on the earth.
And last the 1.25 lbf object on the moon you just convert it to kilograms.
Mass in kg: 1.25*.138=.172kg
