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441 N of force is being applied to the zip-lining seat that Sarah is sitting on. What is Sarah's mass?​
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441 N of force is being applied to the zip-lining seat that Sarah is sitting on. What is Sarah's mass?​

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Answer:

45 kg

Explanation:

Formula for force :

  • Force = mass x gravity due to acceleration

Solving :

  • 441 N = mass x 9.8 m/s²
  • mass = 441/9.8
  • mass = 45 kg
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