What is the force in units of newtons of a 40 pound object?

Explanation:

Given:

Mass of the object = pound

We have to calculate force (N).

Newton = [kg.ms^-2]=[MLT^-2]

So we have to convert the units.

pound = kg

pound = kg

Here Force and Weight are equivalent as the object is in stationary state.

Weight= product of mass and gravity.

Value of g = 9.8 ms^-2

Force =

So the force of the object in (N) =

                                                     =

The force in units of Newtons = 177.77

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