If your weight is 110 pounds and your mass is 11.2 kilograms what would those values be if you were on the moon?

Answer 1

Before we go ahead, the first question I have is: Where did you come from ?

If your mass is 11.2 kilograms, you certainly do NOT weigh 110 pounds on the earth !

I'll try to answer your question the best way I can, so that when you come to visit us, you'll have an idea of how things work here in our part of the spacetime continuum.

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1). If your mass is 11.2 kilograms, it's 11.2 kilograms everywhere ... on your planet, on our earth, on our sun, on our moon, in outer space ... anywhere. That's your mass, and you should be proud of it.

When you land your saucer here and step out onto our earth, you will weigh roughly 24.7 pounds. If you take a side trip to our moon, you will weigh roughly 4.1 pounds there.

2). Now, if your weight is 110 pounds here on earth, then your mass is about 49.9 kilograms. On our moon, you will weigh roughly 18.3 pounds.

That's how it works over here. Remember ... we don't want nobody that nobody sent, and the pleeceman is there to preserve disorder. Park yer ship right over there, drop a pound of quarters in the box for the first tree minutes and have a nice day wid yer cheeseborger.