which object has the greatest weight
an object of mass 10kg in a 15N/kg gravionational field
an object of mass 15kg in a 13N/kg gravionational field
an object of mass 20kg in a 9.0N/kg gravionational field
an object of mass 50kg in a 3.0/kg gravionational field
Answers
Solution :
Formula to be used :
⇒ Gravitational field strength = Weight/Mass
Now for 1st object :-
Mass = 10 kg
Gravitational field strength = 15N/kg
Weight, W₁ = ?
Substituting all values,
⇒ 15N/kg = W₁/10kg
⇒ W₁ = 15N/kg × 10kg
⇒ W₁ = 150N
Now for 2nd object :-
Mass = 15kg
Gravitational field strength = 13N/kg
Weight, W₂ = ?
Substituting all values,
⇒ 13N/kg = W₂/15kg
⇒ W₂ = 13N/kg × 15kg
⇒ W₂ = 195N
Now for 3rd object :-
Mass = 20kg
Gravitational field strength = 9N/kg
Weight, W₃ = ?
Substituting all values,
⇒ 9N/kg = W₃/20kg
⇒ W₃ = 9N/kg × 20kg
⇒ W₃ = 180N
Now for 4th object :-
Mass = 50kg
Gravitational field strength = 3N/kg
Weight, W₄ = ?
Substituting all values,
⇒ 3N/kg = W₄/50kg
⇒ W₄ = 3N/kg × 50kg
⇒ W₄ = 150N
Now, by comparing the weights of all 4 objects, we can say that 2nd object has the greatest weight. (195N)
Thus, 2nd object which is of mass 15kg and gravitational field strength of 13N/kg has the greatest weight among all the 4 objects.
Given :
Which object has the greatest weight :
- 1.) Mass = 10 kg ; Gravitational field = 15 N/kg
- 2.) Mass = 15 kg ; Gravitational field = 13 N/kg
- 3.) Mass = 20 kg ; Gravitational field = 9 N/kg
- 4.) Mass = 50 kg ; Gravitational field = 3 N/kg
To Find :
- Object having greatest weight = ?
Solution :
⚝ Formula Used :
⚝ Let the Weights :
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⚝ Calculating the Weights :
- Weight of 1st Object :
- Weight of 2nd Object :
- Weight of 3rd Object :
- Weight of 4th Object :
⚝ Comparing the Weight :
Greatest : 195 N
⚝ Therefore :
❝ 2nd Object has the greatest weight (i.e, 195 N) . ❞