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Since 1 pound = 4.45 newton, what is your earth weight in newtons?
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Since 1 pound = 4.45 newton, what is your earth weight in newtons?

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Well, that depends on your weight, doesn't it? Whatever your weight is, this conversion rate is telling you that you can multiply it by 4.45 to find your weight in Newtons.
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587.4 newtons. 4.45w=N

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