Amy Kroker is going back to the planet that her parents live on, Mars, to visit them at their ranch. If sheweighs 523 on Earth, how much would she weigh on Mars if the acceleration due to gravity on Mars is3.71 m/s2? Round to one decimal place. (hint: first find her mass)

Given data The weight of Amy on earth is m = 523 N. The acceleration due to gravity on the moon is…

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Amy Kroker is going back to the planet that her parents live on, Mars, to visit them at their ranch. If she weighs 523 on Earth, how much would she weigh on Mars if the acceleration due to gravity on Mars is 3.71 m/s2? Round to one decimal place. (hint: first find her mass)