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11 years ago
What is the gravity on another planet if an object is known to have a mass of 50kg on the planet and is known to weigh 50lbf on Earth?
Please explain how you got your answer.
Earths Gravity is 9.8 m/s^2
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11 years ago
difficult so 50 lbs is 222 newtons of force
which you get by converting pound to kilos and multipying by the acceleration of gravity
so if its 222 newtons, divide that by 50 and you get 4.44 meters/second^2
and thats your anwser
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