How much does a 60 kg astronaut weigh on Earth?

Details of the calculation: Weight = Fg = mg = (60 kg)*(9.8 m/s2) = 588 N.

What is the weight of an object having 50 kg on Earth surface?

490 N.
The expression is given as: mass × acceleration due to the gravity. The weight of the 50 kg person at the surface of earth is 490 N.

What will be the gravitational force on 60 kg man on the moon?

On moon the gravitational force of it reduaces to one sixth…..Therefore the force will be 10kg…

Why a person with a mass of 60kg does not weigh the same on the moon as on the Earth?

Mass doesn’t change. The force that mass exerts due to gravity changes. The force of gravity on her moon is approximately 1/6th thst of earth. So therefore the force or weight of a 60kg mass will be 10kg off weight (not converting to Newton’s ofcourse).

What is the weight of an object whose mass is 56 kg?

Specifically, we divide F by g. An object weighing 549 Newtons on the surface of the earth will have a mass of about 56 kilograms. m = 56 kg.

What will be the weight of the object having mass 60 kg?

For example, on Earth, where the acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2, a person who has 60 kg of mass weighs 588 Newtons (132 lbs).

What will be the mass of a body on the moon if its mass is 60kg on the surface of the Earth?

We know that the mass of a body is a characteristic of that body. It is a universal constant and will be the same at any part of the universe. So, the mass of the body is the same on Earth and Moon and is equal to \[60kg\].

How much gravity would it take to weigh a 60kg?

On surface of earth, you get g=9.81m/s² acceleration pulling you down. That gave you 60kg reading on the weighing scale. Assuming you won’t be moving with respect to the surface of the earth, you would need to go high enough to get 0.5g of the gravitational pull.

How do you weigh 60 kg in space?

Hf he Ok physics 101. 60 kg is Mass. Weight is Mass*Acceleration. Now mass remains the same no matter where you are. So if you weighed 60kg on surface, you don’t actually lose mass as you go in space. On surface of earth, you get g=9.81m/s² acceleration pulling you down. That gave you 60kg reading on the weighing scale.

How much does a man weigh at Earth’s surface?

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How much does 60 kg weigh in newtons?

On Earth, we tend to think of mass and weight as being interchangeable since gravity is pretty much the same everywhere on the planet, and so there’s no real need to differentiate. But let’s answer your question. A 60 kg person, in units of weight, will weigh 588 Newtons (the metric unit for force).