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Calculate the weight of your 2kg physics book on earth A.15 N B.19.6 N C.9.8 N D.4.9 N
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Calculate the weight of your 2kg physics book on earth

A.15 N
B.19.6 N
C.9.8 N
D.4.9 N

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pretty sure it’s d :)
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