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how much would a 185-pound astronaut weigh on the moon use an equation to explain how you know

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A) 100/16.6 = 6.02
B) W(e) = 6.02W(m)
C) 185 = 6.02W(m) W(m) = 185/6.02 = 30.7 lbs
D) W(e) = 6.02(50) = 301 lbs

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