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PLEASE I NEED HELP! The Empire State Building in New York City weighs approximately 365,000 tons and exerts approximately 3,244,999,815 newtons of force on the ground. How much force does the ground exert
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The Empire State Building in New York City weighs approximately 365,000 tons and exerts approximately 3,244,999,815 newtons of force on the ground. How much force does the ground exert on the building?

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The answer is 730,000,000
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Answer:

730,000,000 pounds (331,122,430 kg)

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