Calculate the weight of a 2kg chicken on earth. .. (use the formulas)

Physics

1 answer:

Aloiza [94]2 years ago

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Answer:

weight =m x g =2kg × 10m/s 2 = 20N

<h3>Formulas:</h3>

weight = m × gravity

=unit for weight is newtons

Mass=weight ÷ gravity

= unit for mass is kilograms

Gravity=weight ÷ mass

=unit for gravity is 10m/sec 2

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