Physics, asked by amorgan13, 3 months ago

If you mass is 40 kg, what is your weight on the Earth?( W=m.g)

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Answered by pmaithili2704

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Answer:

Weight = 40kgf or 400N

Explanation:

W = mg

W = 40kg * f

W =40kgf

Or we can substitute g= 10ms^-2

W = mg

W = 40kg * 10ms^-2

W = 400N

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