Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Buzz Aldrin weighed 360 pounds on Earth but weighed only 60 pounds on the moon.
This shows there is a proportional relationship between the weight of Aldrin on Earth (E) and the weight on the moon (M).
E ∝ M
E = kM
Where k = proportionality constant
k = [tex]\frac{E}{M}[/tex]
For E = 360 pounds and M = 60 pounds
k = [tex]\frac{360}{60}=6[/tex]
Equation will be,
E = 6M
M = [tex]\frac{E}{6}[/tex]
Weight on Earth Weight on Moon
0 0
100 [tex]\frac{100}{6}=17[/tex]
200 [tex]\frac{200}{6}=33[/tex]
300 [tex]\frac{300}{6}=50[/tex]
360 [tex]\frac{360}{6}=60[/tex]
