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The earth’s gravity pulls with a force of 10N on each kilogram of an object mass calculate the weight of a 15kg sack of potatoes
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The earth’s gravity pulls with a force of 10N on each kilogram of an object mass calculate the weight of a 15kg sack of potatoes

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150 N

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10*15 = 150 N

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