Physics, asked by namisha786, 7 hours ago

what is the weight of a body on the earth's surface

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Answered by AwesomeBoy

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9.8 × mass

Explanation:

The weight of a body on earth's surface is

9.8 × mass

9.8 is the gravitational acceleration of earth.

Note :-

Any body's weight on any planet (or body) = mass × gravitational acceleration.

SI unit of mass = KG

SI unit of weight = Newton (N)

Hope it helps.

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