how do i find my mass in kg's and my weight in newtons?

Look up the correct number, but there are approx. 2.2 lb per kilogram, so divide 160 by 2.2 to get mass in kg.

Then... force of gravity is approx. 9.8 newton / kg, so multiply that by 9.8.

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how do i find my mass in kg's and my weight in newtons?

i don't know what my mass is...

but i weight 160

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Your mass is in kg, jump on a pair of scales to find this out. Your weight (force in newtons) is your mass x 9.8 (force of gravity). Reverse this to find your mass. It depends on weather you use the imperial or metric system.

To convert pounds into kg: 160 pounds divided by 2.2 = 72.7 kilograms.

In newtons: 72.7 kg * 9.81 m/s^2 = 713N

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175

Fg=mg

or

weight=mass(force of gravity)

If your weight, Fg, is 160N...we get:

160=m(9.81)

m=160/9.81

m=16.3

For any mass -> weight or weight ->conversion, just use:

Fg=mg

"g" will always be 9.81 and we'll always know one or the other so transpose and solve!

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w = mg w = 40kg(9.8m/s^2) w = 392 N Good luck and God bless!