1. If an object has a weight of 10 Ibf on the moon, what would the same objectweigh on Jupiter?ft= 75sec'9Jupiter9Moon = 5.4.sec?ftIbm-ft9. =32-Ibf-sec?

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weigh on Jupiter?
ft
= 75
sec'
9Jupiter
9Moon = 5.4.
sec?
ft
Ibm-ft
9. =32-
Ibf-sec?

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