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>>15989344
Lets abstract this for a moment. An astronaut wants to work out on the moon. His normal earth routine includes a static heavy hold of 225 lbs this means he is holding the bar stationary above his chest not moving/accelerating the bar. How many more 45lb plates would he need to bring to the moon to get the same workout in moon gravity. Ignore the weight of his arms because they aren't an appreciable fraction of the 225 lbs and he is lying on a bench with a symmetrically loaded bar so there are no balance issues.