If the weight of an object A on the moon is $1800 N$ then the weight of an object A on the earth is $N$ and if the weight of an object B on the moon is $400 N$ then the weight of this object B on the earth is $N$ .

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If the weight of an object A on the moon is

1800 N

then the weight of an object A on the earth is

7200 N

and if the weight of an object B on the moon is

400 N

then the weight of this object B on the earth is

2400 N

.
Given,
Weight of object A on the moon

W_{A} = 1800 N

Weight of object B on the moon

W_{B} = 400 N

We know that the weight of an object on the earth is six times the weight of an object on the moon.
Weight of object A on the earth

= 6 \times W_{A}

= 6 \times 1800

Weight of object A on the earth

= 7200 N

Weight of object B on the earth

= 6 \times W_{B}

= 6 \times 400

Weight of object B on the earth

= 2400 N

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