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A man weighs 645 N on Earth. What is his mass?
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A man weighs 645 N on Earth. What is his mass?
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A man weighs 645 N on Earth. What is his mass?
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To convert from newtons to kg in earth gravity, simply divide by 10 (or 9.8 if being specific). 645N = ~64.5kg
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I think it's 65.8 Kg
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