The weight y of a object on Jupiter is proportional to the weight x of the object on earth. An object that weighs 150 ponds on earth would weigh 378.2 ponds on Jupiter. Write a equation the situation then determine how Much a rock that weigh 12.64 on Jupiter would weigh on earth.

5.02 pounds

Step-by-step explanation:

y = k*x

Where,

y = weight of a object on Jupiter

x = weight of the object on earth

k = constant of proportionality

An object that weighs 150 ponds on earth would weigh 378.2 ponds on Jupiter.

y = k*x

378.2 = k*150

378.2 = 150k

k = 378.2/150

= 2.5213

Approximately k = 2.52

determine how Much a rock that weigh 12.64 on Jupiter would weigh on earth

y = k*x

12.64 = 2.52*x

12.64 = 2.52x

x = 12.64 / 2.52

= 5.0159

Approximately x = 5.02 pounds

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