6lbs 4 oz
If one math book weighs 1 kilogram, then 10 math books will weigh 10 kilograms in total. Each math book contributes 1 kilogram to the total weight, so multiplying by 10 gives the weight of 10 math books as 10 kilograms.
With books. . . . . . definitely Without books . . . probably
The work done on the books would be 20 N * (45 m + 15 m + 30 m) = 20 N * 90 m = 1800 J.
A typical math textbook may weigh around 2-4 pounds, depending on its size and thickness. A textbook with more pages and a hard cover will typically weigh more than a thinner, paperback version.
You would typically use centimeters (cm) or millimeters (mm) to measure the width of a book. These units provide a more precise measurement for smaller objects like books.
Books are typically weighed in pounds. However, if you need a more precise measurement, you may want to weigh books in ounces for more accuracy.
The weight of 4 books can vary depending on their size and type. On average, a standard paperback book weighs around 0.5-1 pounds, so four books could weigh approximately 2-4 pounds.
I don't think so. The books would have to be very, very large. A large book may weigh about 5 lbs, so 100 would weigh 500 lbs which is 1/4 of a ton. At 5 lbs each, it would take 400 books to weigh a ton.
a quarter would be closer in weight for it weighs 5.67 grams
If one math book weighs 1 kilogram, then 10 math books will weigh 10 kilograms in total. Each math book contributes 1 kilogram to the total weight, so multiplying by 10 gives the weight of 10 math books as 10 kilograms.
Most big books weigh a kilogram (1000 grams). Chapter books weigh roughly half a kilogram, and children's books, 50 grams.
It weighs about five lbs. Hope i helped!
more often a book, because computers generally weigh over 1kg
The plural of book is books. As in "these are good books".
It depends on how thick they are. But a telephone book 1 1/2" thick, weighs 2.5 lbs.
1.425 kg
With books. . . . . . definitely Without books . . . probably