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3 years ago

El peso de un cuerpo es de 392.2 N ¿Cuál es su masa?

Physics

1 answer:

alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago

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Answer:

⇒ To find the mass, we apply the following formula:

$\boxed{ \boxed{\mathbf{m=\dfrac{w}{g} }}}$

Data:

➢ $\textrm{Weight(w) = 392.2 Newtons}$

➢ $\mathrm{Gravity(g) = \ 9,81\ m/s^{2} }$

➢ $\textrm{Mass(m) =\ ?}$

∴ We replace and develop:

$\mathrm{m=\dfrac{w}{g} }$

$\mathrm{Mass=\dfrac{392.2}{9.81} }$

$\mathrm{Mass =39.9\ kg }$

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