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  • 24-09-2014
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The weight of an object on mars is about 2/5 it's weight on earth. How much would an 801/2 pound dog Weigh on mars?

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 24-09-2014

assuming, because you didn't specify, that the 801/2 lbs weight was the weight of the dog on Earth . . .

then you take . . .

(2/5)(801/2) = 801/5 lbs on Mars

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