The weight of a standard object defined as having a mass
Chapter , Problem 44(choose chapter or problem)
The weight of a standard object defined as having a mass of exactly is measured to be 9.81 N. In the same laboratory, a second object weighs 56.6 N. (a) What is the mass of the second object? (b) Is the mass you determined in Part (a) gravitational or inertial mass?
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