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12-10-2016
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A rope weighs 400 grams per meter of length. What is the weight in kilograms of 6.3 m of this rope

A. 32.72 kg

B. 4.21 kg

C. 24.556 kg

D. 2.52 kg

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15-10-2016

A rope weighs 400 grams per meter of length.
length=6.3m

400*6.3=2520g
2520g=2520/1000kg=2.52kg

The answer is D.

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