Considere que helicóptero para na altitude a que voava para largar uma caixa de 90 kg para o solo.

Physics

1 answer:

Firdavs [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

El peso es de 882 newton.

Explicación:

El helicóptero se detiene a la altura en la que volaba para dejar caer una caja de 90 kg al suelo, el peso de la caja llega hasta los 882 Newton porque el peso es una fuerza dirigida hacia el centro de la tierra y depende de la gravedad. La fórmula del peso es multiplicar la masa por la gravedad, de modo que cuando se multiplican 90 kg de masa por 9,8 metros / seg2, obtenemos el peso del objeto que es 882 newton.

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