Units and dimensions(Activity 1)1. A person weighs 150N on the moon, where g=1.64m/ s2.Determine (a) the mass of the person and (b) the weight of theperson on earth.2. Convert the following: (a) 40,000 N-cm to kN-m (b) 6 m/s tomm/hr (c) 1 bar (105 Pa) to kPa and (d) 500 g/mm to kg/m.3. The mass moment of inertia of a certain body is | = 1035285.8g-mm2. Express I in kg-m2 up to 4 significant digits.

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