Weight question
There is a question which says:
The cube shown has a mass of 500 g.
*A picture of a 11 x 9 x 5 cube*
What is the weight?
The answer says 5 Newtons. Can anyone tell me how it is?
The cube shown has a mass of 500 g.
*A picture of a 11 x 9 x 5 cube*
What is the weight?
The answer says 5 Newtons. Can anyone tell me how it is?
0.5( mass in kg) x 10( gravitational field strength) = 5newtons
Original post by mariejuana
0.5( mass in kg) x 10( gravitational field strength) = 5newtons
Why is the weight in Newtons? i thought its in KG
Original post by internet monster
Why is the weight in Newtons? i thought its in KG
search it up.
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