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If you look up "Mars" on the Wikipedia (or some other source), and specifically look for "Surface gravity", you will see that it is 3.711 meter / second squared. This is equivalent to 3.711 newton / kilogram. That is, each kilogram has a weight of 3.711 newton.

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Mars is the second smallest planet in the solar system. It has a mass of .107 and a density of 3.93 g/cm.

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11y ago

6 kg of mass weighs 58.8 newtons (13.23 pounds) on the surface of Earth,

and 22.3 newtons (5.02 pounds) on the surface of Mars.

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11y ago

22.33N. A 6kg object would have a weight of 58.84N when it is on earth

but a weight of only 22.33N on the surface of mars. So times 2.6.

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14y ago

A 100-kg mass would weigh about 83.4 pounds on Mars, vs. 220.4 pounds on earth.

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14y ago

6.4185 × 1023 kg

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9y ago

6.4185×10^23 kilograms.

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9y ago

200kg here is 75.4kg on Mars.

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