The mass of a ball measured on earth is 5.0 kg. What will be the mass of the ball if it is taken on to the Moon?

5 k g

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\frac{5}{6} k g

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\frac{5}{2} k g

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\frac{5}{3} k g

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The correct option is A $5 k g$
Mass of an object does not change with position / location. This is also known as law of conservation of mass.

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