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Answer 1 · 2018-01-16T06:18:12

$5 K g$ $5 Kg$

Weight= mass× acceleration due to gravitational force

So, in this case mass = $\frac{50}{10}$ $50/10$ or $5 K g$ $5 Kg$

Answer 2 · 2018-01-16T06:21:57

$5.097 k g$ $5.097kg$

NOTE: In this answer, I will be assuming that the **acceleration of free-fall ** $= 9.81 m s^{- 2}$ $=9.81ms^-2$

To begin aswering the question, you need to find the adequate formula, which is :

$W = m \cdot g$ $color(blue)(W)=color(red)(m)*color(green)(g)$

Where,

Then using the values we have,

$50 = m \cdot 9.81$ $50=m*9.81$

$50 = 9.81 m$ $50=9.81m$

Making $m$ $m$ subject of formula,

$9.81 m = 50$ $9.81m=50$

$m = \frac{50}{9.81}$ $m=50/9.81$

Thus $m = 5.097$ $m=5.097$

I hope that my answer helped in solving your concern.

Cheers ;)