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4 years ago

Which of the following quantities represent mass?

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lisabon 2012 [21]4 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

a ) 12.0 lbs - mass

b ) .34 g - mass

c ) 120 kg - mass

As lbs , g and kg are units of mass , these things represent mass . lbs is FPS unit of mass and kg is SI unit . g is CGS unit of force .

d ) 1600 kN It represents force because kN or kilonewton is unit of force .

e ) it represents , length or distance because m or metre is unit of length .

f ) 411 cm It represents length or distance because cm is smaller unit of length

g ) 899 MN or million newton . Like d ) It also represents force . Million newton is higher unit of force .

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