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An object weighs 6000 N on Earth. What is its weight on the Moon?

RRB ALP (Stage-II); RRB Group-D; RRB Group-D 02/05/2025 / Shift II; 24/10/2018 / Shift II; 05/12/2018 / Shift III 2025; 2018; 2018
✓ Answer: D 1000 N
Lunar weight = 6000/6 = 1000 N.
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