Use your calculations to evaluate your hypotheses.
Was your "weight" hypothesis accepted or rejected?
Explain why your hypothesis was accepted or rejected.
Was your "jump" hypothesis accepted or rejected?
Explain why your hypothesis was accepted or rejected.
How does the weight of a person on a mountain compare to the weight of a person on the beach? Explain your answer.
How does the weight of a person on Jupiter differ from their weight on the moon? Explain your answer.
Suppose scientists discover a new planet (X) with a gravitational constant of 3.0. How would your weight on Planet X compare to your weight on Earth? Explain your answer.
Explain how the weight of a person affects how far they can jump on other planets. Use the data from your calculations in your answer.