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Friday, February 6, 2009
Question: Why is the measurement of gravity pull on the moon is counted in N/Kg ?
Answer : Weight = mass X gravitational acceleration
[N] = [Kg] X gg
=[N] ÷ [Kg] = N/ Kg
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