Calculate the force required to lift a body of mass 10 kg from the ground.

10 N

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100 N

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1 N

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The correct option is C 100 N
The force required to lift a body off from the ground is equal to its weight.
1 kg = 10 N
So, the force needed to lift a body of mass 10 kg from the ground is 10 $\times$ 10 = 100 N

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Calculate the force required to lift a body of mass 10 kg from the ground.

The correct option is C 100 NThe force required to lift a body off from the ground is equal to its weight. 1 kg = 10 N So, the force needed to lift a body of mass 10 kg from the ground is 10 × 10 = 100 N

The correct option is C 100 N
The force required to lift a body off from the ground is equal to its weight.
1 kg = 10 N
So, the force needed to lift a body of mass 10 kg from the ground is 10 $\times$ 10 = 100 N