A 125-pound person contains 57 kilograms of matter. a. What is their weight in newtons? Caution: always show your work; always include units, vector directions, and "-". signs. b. Is this weight the force that their scales push them, or the force that they push the scales with? C. Is the scale reading more/less/or the same (choose one), if the scale sits on an escalator moving upward at constant speed? Explain:

A 125-pound person contains 57 kilograms of matter. a. What is their weight in newtons? Caution: always show your work; always include units, vector directions, and "-". signs. b. Is this weight the force that their scales push them, or the force that they push the scales with? C. Is the scale reading more/less/or the same (choose one), if the scale sits on an escalator moving upward at constant speed? Explain:

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter4: Physics Of Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

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