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Physics, 26.09.2021 19:30, tory74

Detailed explanation please and thank you. nvm it's 87450gm for anyone with the same question
5.1kg(1000g)=5100g
[(5100g+730g)x180m^2]/12m
5830gx15m=87450gm


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