Physics, asked by javer8141, 10 months ago

In a new system of units, unit of mass is taken as
100 kg, unit of length is taken as 50 m and unit of
time is 10 seconds. What will be the weight (in new
system of unit) of a body in this system, if in Si
system, weight is 800 N?
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Answered by amitnrw
2

weight (in new  system of unit) of a body in this system  is 16 N  

Explanation:

800N   = 800 kg m /s²

Let say in SI unit Mass , Length & Time are M . L & T  

M L / T² = 800

Now  a new system of units, unit of mass is taken as 100 kg,

So new Mass would be  M /100  

unit of length is taken as 50 m

=> New Length  =  L/50

unit of  time is 10 seconds.

=> New Time  = T/10

weight (in new  system of unit) = (M/100) ( L/50) / ( T/10)²

= (ML/T²) /50

= 800/50

= 16  

weight (in new  system of unit) of a body in this system  = 16

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Answered by chinki004
1

weight (in new  system of unit) of a body in this system  is 16 N  

Explanation:

800N   = 800 kg m /s²

Let say in SI unit Mass , Length & Time are M . L & T  

M L / T² = 800

Now  a new system of units, unit of mass is taken as 100 kg,

So new Mass would be  M /100  

unit of length is taken as 50 m

=> New Length  =  L/50

unit of  time is 10 seconds.

=> New Time  = T/10

weight (in new  system of unit) = (M/100) ( L/50) / ( T/10)²

= (ML/T²) /50

= 800/50

= 16  

weight (in new  system of unit) of a body in this system  = 16

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