Brainliest object c has a mass of 3,600 kilograms. object d has a mass of 900 kilograms. the weight of object d will be times the weight of object c if both objects are placed on the same planet. 1⁄6 1⁄4 1 4

m1=3600 kg

m2=900 kg

G1=m1g

G2=m2g

G2/G1=m2g/m1g=m2/m1=3600/900=4

The answer is B. 1/4

Explanation:

Both objects are on the same planet therefore gravity acts the same upon each.

Object C mass is 3600 kg.

Object D mass is 900 kg.

The mass of Object C is 4 times the mass of Object D. (3600 / 900=4)

The mass of Object D is 1/4 times the mass of Object C. (900 / 3600=1/4)

Mass is proportional to weight. The more the mass, the more the weight.

Object C is heavier. Object D is lighter.

It's asking for the weight ratio of Object D to Object C therefore 900 is divided by 3600 to come to 1/4.

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