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How do you find the mass in this equation Weight=mass*gravity
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How do you find the mass in this equation Weight=mass*gravity

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Weight=mass*gravity

If you know the weight and gravity, you can easily find the mass by switching up the equation:

m = w/g
Mass = weight/gravity

There, you could find the mass with the following equation.
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