you have to find freefall acceleration on that planet on earth it is 9.8m/s squared
so the equation is weight=massxfree-fall acceleration or w=mg g being gravity which gravity is considered free-fall acceleration/ how fast you fall to the ground w/o air resistance times your mass is your weight so on earth if you weigh 115lbs in mass then 115x9.8m/s^2=1127 newtons i believe, someone correct me if im wrong
so the equation is weight=massxfree-fall acceleration or w=mg g being gravity which gravity is considered free-fall acceleration/ how fast you fall to the ground w/o air resistance times your mass is your weight so on earth if you weigh 115lbs in mass then 115x9.8m/s^2=1127 newtons i believe, someone correct me if im wrong
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The mass is the same. Weight adds a component of gravity.