What is the weight of the load?
Question asked by: milena
Asked on: 22 Sep 2010
2*x = 90*1.2
x = 90*1.2/2 = 54.
Hence, the weight of the load is 54N or 5.5 Kgwt.
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Replied at: 27 Sep 2010
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