Calculate the force exerted by 3lb mass in terms of the following. (A) Lb force(english unit)

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anonymous · Answer

Since you are new, I will help you anyway. The formula for a foot lb is defined as 

"The pound-force is equal to the gravitational force exerted on a mass of one avoirdupois pound on the surface of Earth"

anonymous · Answer

In other words 
$$\Large {\text 1lbf (pound~force)=1 lbm (pound) \times g_n (gravitational force)}$$

anonymous · Answer

$$\Large \text{1lbf=1lbm x 9.81} \frac{ m }{ s^2 }  $$

anonymous · Answer

$$\Large \text{1lbf=1lbm x 32.17} \frac{ ft }{ s^2 }$$

SO just plug in the 3 for lbm and solve for either way you need to express your answer in (meters or feet)