Math, asked by ranjanaphawade12345, 7 months ago

If
a dust particle has a mass of
7. 53 x 10-10
grams, find the weight
of 6 lakh dust particles.

Answers

Answered by BrainlyIAS
15

\bigstar Given :

  • A dust particle has a mass of  7. 53 x 10⁻¹⁰  grams

\bigstar To Find :

  • The weight  of 6 lakh dust particles

\bigstar Solution :

Mass of 1 dust particle = 7.53 * 10⁻¹⁰ g = 7.53 * 10⁻¹³ kg

We know that , " Weight is the product of mass and gravity "

So , the weight of 1 dust particle ,

\implies \bf W=mg\\\\\implies \bf W=(7.53*10^{-13}*9.8)

So the weight of such 6 lakh dust particles is ,

\implies \bf W_{6\ lakh}=6,00,000*7.53*10^{-13}\\\\\implies \bf W_{6\ lakh}=6*7.53*10^{-8}\\\\\implies \bf W_{6\ lakh}=45.18*10^{-8}\ kg.m/s^2

Answered by anika5812
0

Answer:

As one dust particle weighs 7.53×10−10g, so the mass of 6 billion dust particles would be 7.53×10−10g multiplied by 6 billion. And then we will have the mass of 6 billion dust particles

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