Juliet drops a 0.25 kg grapefruit from the 3rd-floorbalcony (10 m high), into Romeo's waiting hands (1 mhigh).b) what is the grapefruit's weight?+2.45 N (1)O -2.45 N (Į)O 9 mO 10 mO 0.25 kgO 2.45 NO 2.25 kg-m ()

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Given Mass of grapefruit is m= 0.25 kg Acceleration due to gravity is g= 9.80 m/s2.

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Juliet drops a 0.25 kg grapefruit from the 3rd-floor palcony (10 m high), into Romeo's waiting hands (1 nigh). p) what is the grapefruit's weight? O +2.45 N (1)

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