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3 years ago

A Person is carrying 6kg in one hand and 5kg in another.Calculate the resultant force applied by him

1 answer:

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I think first of all you should convert both masses to weight by
W= mg ( gravity is 9.8m/s^2)

W= (6)(9.8)= 58.8N
W= (5)(9.8)= 49N

Resultant force = 58.8-49= 9.8N

Final answer:
9.8N

I’m really sorry if the answer turned out to be wrong but I tried my best so good luck!!

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A Person is carrying 6kg in one hand and 5kg in another.Calculate the resultant force applied by him​

A Person is carrying 6kg in one hand and 5kg in another.Calculate the resultant force applied by him