1. If your weight on earth is 1100N, them what would it be on the sun....
Homework Answers
We know,
W=mg
Where W=weight
M=mass
g=acceleration due to gravity
Know,.
1100=m*9.81(g of earth=9.81m/s2)
m=112.25kg
Weight on sun
W=mg
=112.25*274=30755.1N
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