1. The weight of a body is 100 lb,m: Determine the following: a. Its weight in Newtons (N); b. Its mass in kilograms (kg); and c. The rate of acceleration in Sl and English units if a net force of 50 lb, is applied to the body.

1. The weight of a body is 100 lb,m: Determine the following: a. Its weight in Newtons (N); b. Its mass in kilograms (kg); and c. The rate of acceleration in Sl and English units if a net force of 50 lb, is applied to the body.

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1. The weight of a body is 100 lbm. Determine the following:
a. Its weight in Newtons (N);
b. Its mass in kilograms (kg); and
c. The rate of acceleration in SI and English units if a net force of 50 lb; is
applied to the body.

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