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A mass of 630g is hung on a spring. Using Force = mass x gravity, what is the force of the mass, acting on the spring?
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A mass of 630g is hung on a spring. Using Force = mass x gravity, what is the force of the mass, acting on the spring?

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Answer:

6.174N or roughly 6.2N

Step-by-step explanation:

630g=0.63kg

F=m*g=0.63*9.8=6.174N

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