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A car with mass 615 kg drives through an Arby's parking lot. What is the weight of the car? Isn't it just w=mg So, w=615 kg x9.8 m/s^2 w= 6,027 N

A car with mass 615 kg drives through an Arby's parking lot. What is the weight of the car? Isn't it just w=mg So, w=615 kg x9.8 m/s^2 w= 6,027 N
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A car with mass 615 kg drives through an Arby's parking lot. What is the weight of the car? Isn't it just w=mg So, w=615 kg x9.8 m/s^2 w= 6,027 N

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Yes. Exactly. It would be the same driving through Wendy's or Domino's, or even standing still and parked in the garage.
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