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Jim sits on a seesaw. If Jim weighs 100 pounds, what mass in kilograms does the person on the other side need to be for the seesaw to be balanced?

Jim sits on a seesaw If Jim weighs 100 pounds what mass in kilograms does the person on the other side need to be for the seesaw to be balanced class=

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  • 25-10-2022

The weight of the other person has to be the same in order for the seesaw to be balanced, then the person on the other side weighs 100 pounds as well. Now, we know that:

[tex]1\text{ lb=}0.45\text{ kg}[/tex]

Then to find the mass we just multiply the weight in pounds by 0.45:

[tex]100\cdot0.45=45[/tex]

Therefore the other person has a mass of 45 kg.

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