a bag weighing 9.4kg is dropped 1m onto concrete, what is the impact force in kg
kg is mass, not force
there is no way to do the calculation anyway unless you know the deacceleration (how long to stop)
Oh that's right sorry, if the 9.4kg bag drops 1m, before someone cathces it, what would it weigh when they c
Oh that's right sorry, if the 9.4kg bag drops 1m vertically, before someone cathces it, what weigth would they be catching??
Weight, mg, does not mean much when the object is accelerating down. If this question is coming from a textbook, please type it exactly as it is asked.
To calculate the impact force, we need to know the change in velocity and the duration of the impact. However, the information you provided does not give us this information. The weight of the bag (9.4kg) alone is not sufficient to determine the impact force.
To calculate the impact force, we would need to consider factors such as the bag's initial velocity before it was dropped, its final velocity upon impact, and the time duration of the impact. Without this additional information, it is not possible to determine the impact force accurately.
If you have any additional details, such as the bag's initial and final velocities or the time of impact, please provide them so that we can assist you further in calculating the impact force.