A person can jump higher on the lunar surface than on the earth's… - Vidyadip

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A person can jump higher on the lunar surface than on the earth's surface because:

✓
The value of g on the Moon is less than on Earth
B
There is no atmosphere on the Moon
C
The moon is cooler than the Earth
D
The surface on the moon is rough.

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

The value of g on the Moon is less than on Earth

A

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