To calculate g, we use the formula F= mg. F is given as 180N, and m is given as 30 kg, therefore:
180N = (30kg)(g)
g = 6 m.s-1.
The motion of this object would be decreased on Earth as more force would be required to lift it. If we assume g is 9.8 m.s-1 on Earth, we can calculate the force required.
F = mg
= (30kg)(9.8 m.s-1)
= 294 N
Answer:
6x - 6
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The only step necessary here is to simplify. We can subtract 18 from 12 since they are like terms. </em>
6x - 6.
<em>That's it! That's your final answer. </em>
A graphing calculator can help find the number(s) that meet this requirement.
The number could be 15, or -14.
Answer:
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I'm sorry, but your friend is right.
It is the difference between -40 and 12, which is 52.
Let me know if this helps :)
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