SOLUTION: How do i get an equation for: the weight of an object on jupiter is 13/5 of its weight on earth. If something weighs 130 Kg on jupiter, how much does it weigh on earth?

Question 573712: How do i get an equation for: the weight of an object on jupiter is 13/5 of its weight on earth. If something weighs 130 Kg on jupiter, how much does it weigh on earth?
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How do i get an equation for: the weight of an object on jupiter is 13/5 of its weight on earth. If something weighs 130 Kg on jupiter, how much does it weigh on earth?
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J weight = 13/5* E weight
E w = J w * 5/13
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130*5/13 = 50 kg on Earth

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