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Physics, 09.07.2019 19:30, krissy1221

Physics (a) the largest known type of dinosaur was the brachiosaurus, which had a mass of 77,000 kg. what was the weight of the brachiosaurus in newtons? (show your calculations) (b) if the brachiosaurus had lived on a planet whose gravity was half that of earth's, what would its mass have been? what would its weight in newtons have been?

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