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what is the weight (in newtons) of a person who weighs 200 pounds
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1 pounds is equal to 4.4482216 newton
so we can do it like this \[2000(4.4482216/1)=\]
sorry to many zeros but the conversion factor is right
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Since we are only approximating anyway we can use 2.2 pounds per kilo and gravitation at 9.8 Newtons gives 890.9 Newtons (all at 1decimal place).
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its 480 newtons
I would like to see your proof of that shiv
shiv_nandan i think that u tried to use 1 lbs is equal to 0.45359237 kg by dividing that number by 200 you would get 440.9 but i think you have to use 1kg is equal to 2.2 divide into 200 you get 90.9 and mulitply by g=9.8(earth) and if i am not mistaken you get 890.9 N
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