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What is 400 Newtons in Kilograms?
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 Originally Posted by johnhallinan
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Since acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 meters/second/second, it takes 9.8 newtons for 1KG (Newtons are measurement of force needed to accelerate mass). Basically, that means that the force (N) is equal to the mass (KG) times 9.8.
Newtons=Kilograms * 9.8 So, plug in the 400, and you can find your answer. This link Weight and Mass seems to have a decent, easy to follow explanation. |
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