Physics, asked by MrAli6619, 1 year ago

An object has a mass 10 kg. What is its weight on earth (in newton)

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Answered by kartik82

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10*9.8 will roughly give 100N

Answered by ranavikrama135

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M = 10kg a=9.8 m/s(square) Weight= mass*acceleration due to gravity Weight=10*9.8 =98 N

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