Physics, asked by wycliffjuma, 11 months ago

the weight of the body is 147N.what is its mass. g=(10m/s)

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Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

weight = mass × g

147 = m × 10

m = 147/10

m = 14.7 N

Answered by aaditamodas

0

Answer:

14.7 kg

Explanation:

Weight = Mass × g

147 = 10m

m = 14.7 kg

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