If the winter coat of a 90.0 kg adult has a mass of 3.00 kg, what would be the mass of the winter coat of a 45.0 kg youth? Assume that both coats have the same thickness. 2.15 kg O 2.41 kg O 1.50 kg O 4.86 kg O 1.89 kg

If the winter coat of a 90.0 kg adult has a mass of 3.00 kg, what would be the mass of the winter coat of a 45.0 kg youth? Assume that both coats have the same thickness. 2.15 kg O 2.41 kg O 1.50 kg O 4.86 kg O 1.89 kg

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