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13-01-2020
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Explain, in terms of base SI units, why mass and gravity are NOT the same thing.

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dsteward42 dsteward42

13-01-2020

Answer:

Mass is all the matter and energy in an object while gravity is a rate of acceleration.

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MathPhys MathPhys

13-01-2020

Explanation:

Mass has SI units of kilograms.

Gravity (a force) has SI units of Newtons.

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