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1. An object weighs 3300 N. What is the object's mass? ____ kg 2. An object...

1. An object weighs 3300 N. What is the object's mass?
____ kg

2. An object weighs 3000 lb. What is the object's weight in N?
____N

3. An object weighs 2700 N. What is the object's weight in lb?
____ lb

4. The mass of a certain elephant is 3,867 kg.

(a) Find the elephant's weight in newtons.
____ N

(b) Find its weight in pounds.
____ lb

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