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W   mg gc (185  lbm)   32.17 ft sec2 32.17 ft    lbm lbf   sec2 185  lbf W   mg gc (185  lbm)   5.36 ft sec2 32.17 ft    lbm lbf   sec2 28.19  lbf Application of Newton's Laws FORCE AND WEIGHT Rev. 0 Page 3 CP-04 The mass of a body is the same wherever the body is, whether on the moon or on the earth.  The weight of a body, however, depends upon the local acceleration of gravity.  Thus, the weight of an object is less on the moon than on the earth because the local acceleration of gravity is less on the moon than on the earth. Example: Calculate the weight of a person with a mass of 185 lbm. Example: Calculate the weight of a person with a mass of 185 lbm on the moon.  Gravity on the moon is 5.36 ft/sec .2

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