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If he weighs 100 N on the moon, what is the acceleration due to gravity on the moon?


Given,
Weight on the moon(W’)=100 N
Mass(m)=60 kg
Let the acceleration due to gravity on the moon be g’.
Weight =mass x acceleration due to gravity at that place

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