Math, asked by anuroy3486, 7 months ago

The number of a brick is equal to what

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Answered by bigbrainhaadi

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Answer:

The mass of the bricks multiplied by the number

Step-by-step explanation:

Its easy you just have to see the Newton's 4th law

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