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Determine the force of gravity or weight of each of the following objects or systems. Use

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1 answer:

Inessa05 [86]3 years ago

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1: 19,6 N | 2: 686 N | 3: 705,6 N

Explanation:

Just apply the formula:

1: 2 . 9,8 = 19.6 N

2: (60+10) . 9,8 = 686 N

3: [30 + (6 . 7)] . 9,8

[30 + 42] . 9,8

72 . 9,8 = 705.6 N

Just sum all the weights in the system and then multiply by gravity (9,8 in this case)

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