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(a) How many pounds does a 62-kilogram [kg] person \"gain\" or \"lose\" if this

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Question

(a) How many pounds does a 62-kilogram [kg] person "gain" or "lose" if this person travels from Mexico City to Helsinki? Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice. (Round your answer to three significiant digits.) A. The person gains nothing lb Subscript mlbm. B. The person loses nothing lb Subscript mlbm. C. No change in lb Subscript mlbm is observed. Your answer is correct. Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice. (Round your answer to three significiant digits.) A. The person gains 0.8230.823 lb Subscript flbf. B. The person loses nothing lb Subscript flbf. C. No change in lb Subscript flbf is observed.

Explanation / Answer

c. No change in lb is observed

As lb or kg is unit of mass which is constant or does not depend upon location. "Mass is universal entity" It will not change unless a body gains or loses mass by itself only.

But Weight will differ from location to location as its a product of mass and gravitational acceleration. Gravitational acceleration changes value over change of location hence a person may loses or gains weight in Newton if travelled from Mexico to Helsinki hence "Weight is local entity."