Physics, 01.04.2020 17:56 maribelarreolap4sgpj
On Earth, a brick has a mass of 10kg and a weigh of 5lbs. What predictions could we make about the mass and weight of the brick on the Moon, where there is less gravity?
A. The mass of the brick would be less than 10kg on the moon
B. The weight of the brick could be less than 5lbs on the Moon
C. The Mass of the brick would be greater than 10kg on the Moon
D. The weight of the brick could be greater than 5lbs on the Moon
P. S I’ve tried looking this up but couldn’t find anything as this is a test so please answer ASAP :)
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