Find the mass of an object (in kg) that weighs 2 kN at a height of 1800 km above the earth’s surface
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mg' = 2000 N
g' = g[1-(2h/Re)]
g' = 9.8 {1-[2(1800000/6378000)]}
g' = 9.8{1-[2(0.2822)]}
g' = 9.8 { 1- [0.5644]}
g' = 9.8{~0.44}
g' = 4.312
m(4.312) = 2000 N
m= 463.821 Kg
All the units have been used as of mentioned under Standard Convention international .
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