A mass of 3kg weighs approximately
- 0.675 N
- 6.6 LB.
- 1.3 LB.
Explanation from PART66Online
A mass of 3 kg corresponds to a weight of about 6.6 pounds-force, since 1 kg of mass weighs roughly 2.2 lb under standard gravity (3 x 2.2 = 6.6). The 0.675 N value is far too small and confuses the unit scales.
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Heshara1234 asked · 20 Feb 2021
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federico guidali
21 Feb 2021
1 kg=2,2 LB. 3*2,2 LB=6,6 LB
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