If we have an incline plane with inclination angle 0 = 15.0° on the surface of the Moon, and have a block of mass m = 10.0kg slide down the the incline. How does the acceleration of the block down the plane on the surface of the moon compare with that of the acceleration you calculated in question 1? m Note: the gravitational pull on the Moon is one-sixth of that of Earth. [ Select]

If we have an incline plane with inclination angle 0 = 15.0° on the surface of the Moon, and have a block of mass m = 10.0kg slide down the the incline. How does the acceleration of the block down the plane on the surface of the moon compare with that of the acceleration you calculated in question 1? m Note: the gravitational pull on the Moon is one-sixth of that of Earth. [ Select]

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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