Physicseasy · Past Paper
A man can jump higher on the moon than on the earth because:
AThe moon is cooler than the earth
BThe moon has no atmosphere
CThe gravitational pull on the moon is less than the earth
DThe moon has no surface tension
✓ Correct Answer: C — The gravitational pull on the moon is less than the earth
Lower gravity on the moon means less downward force opposing the jump, allowing for a greater height.
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