Physics, 20.09.2021 18:40, antoninapride

9 If an object has a mass of 13 kg, what is its approximate weight on Earth?
OA
1.3 N
OB. 130 N
OC.
23 N
OD.
13 N

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9 If an object has a mass of 13 kg, what is its approximate weight on Earth?
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