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If a person weighs 66 N on the Earth, how much is his weight on the moon?

The correct answer is

11 N

W_m = (66)/(6) \, N W_m = 11 \, N So, the person's weight on the Moon is 11 N. Comparing with Options Let's look at the given options: 55 N 11 N 132 N 77 N Our calculated weight on the Moon is 11 N, which matches one of the options.

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