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Problem: A child weighs 335 N. What is the child's mass?A) 3286.4 kgB) 75.3 kgC) 335.0 kgD) 1488.9 kgE) 34.1 kg

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A child weighs 335 N. What is the child's mass?

A) 3286.4 kg

B) 75.3 kg

C) 335.0 kg

D) 1488.9 kg

E) 34.1 kg

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