After you learned about Archimedes' principle, you thought to perform relevant experiments. As you check your this 'reading' of 117.4 lb on earth, it should vary on the moon surface as (where the acceleration due to gravity= 1/6th that of Earth). 117.4 kg 704.4 lb O 19.6 lb O 117.4 lb

After you learned about Archimedes' principle, you thought to perform relevant experiments. As you check your this 'reading' of 117.4 lb on earth, it should vary on the moon surface as (where the acceleration due to gravity= 1/6th that of Earth). 117.4 kg 704.4 lb O 19.6 lb O 117.4 lb

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After you learned about Archimedes' principle, you thought to perform relevant experiments. As you
check your this 'reading' of 117.4 lb on earth, it should vary on the moon surface as (where the
acceleration due to gravity = 1/6th that of Earth).
O 117.4 kg
O 704.4 Ib
O 19.6 lb
O 117.4 lb
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