Nelie Newton has a weight of 100 N. If she is hanging from a bar with 2 ropes attached. Whatwill be the force on a scale attached to just one of the ropes?1100 N50 N25 N200 N7What is the difference between mass and weight?1If you have an object that has a mass of 25 Kg, what is its weight on Earth?1-00 4A car of 2000 kg starts to accelerate at a rate of 2.5 m/s², what must be the net force acting onthe car?1The driver of the car in problem 4 keeps their foot on the gas, but after 10 seconds, the car isonly accelerating at 1.0 m/s?. What does this mean about the net force acting on the car?1Explain why this change would happen.

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