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The gravitational field strength on earth is 10n/kg. find the weight of an object of mass 25kg​
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The gravitational field strength on earth is 10n/kg. find the weight of an object of mass 25kg​

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Answer:

250N

Step-by-step explanation:

weight = Mass(in kg) × Gravitational field strength

25 × 10 = 250N

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250 N

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The gravitational field strength on earth is 10n/kg. find the weight of an object-example-1
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