Home - My Tech Commun & : Dashboard * [ Webwork Section 1 *A WEBWORK : MATH123-Of WellWork : MATH123 04 X C webwork-prod ivytech edw/webwork2/MATH123-060-01-202310/Section_03_Homework/34/?effectiveUserssbonds2Buser=sbond ?Skey=KvLAK3. WeBWork MAA Logged in in sbo MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA IN MENU webwork / math 123-06d-d1-202310 / section_03_homework / 34 mework Sets Section 03 Section 03 Homework: Problem 34 Problem 34 Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem ar Settings (2 points) Weight on the Moon: Your weight on the Moon is relative to your weight on Earth. Neil Armstrong weighed 468 Ibs, in his Moon gear i'vements while on the Earth, but on the Moon he only weighed 78 lbs. How much would an object that weighs 323 Ibs on the Earth weigh on the Moon? Problems Express your answer rounded to the nearest tenth of a pound. if you haven't answered the question correctly in 3 attempts, you can get a hint. blem 1y ablem 2 v ablem 3 7 Preview My Answers Submit Answers Show me another blem 4 v blam Ev You have attempted this problem @ times. You have 5 attempts left before new version will be requested You have unlimited attempts remaining blem By blem T blem By Email instructor blem 9