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A mass of 100gram is vertically lifted? What is the magnitude of force acting on it?

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Answered by venujakesav
4

Answer:

Answer. So, one Newton approximately equals the force to lift vertically upwards a 100 g mass against the gravitational acceleration (assumed about 10 m/s2).

Answered by akshitasaxena2709
3

Answer:

100g =0.1kg

if it's lifted slowly then using F=ma

=mg (lifted slowly without giving much acc)

=0.1×10 =1N

Explanation:

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