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Hey guys, l need some help! what is the weight of potatoes of mass 75 kg on the surface of the earth? (g=9.8m/s square) ans=735N l need process
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Hey guys, l need some help!
what is the weight of potatoes of mass 75 kg on the surface of the earth?
(g=9.8m/s square)
ans=735N
l need process
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(75 kg) * 9.8 (m / s) =
735 m kg / s
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