How is the weight W W\,W of an object calculated in terms of its mass m m\,m and the gravitational field strength ggg, and what type of quantity is WWW?
Equation: W=m×gW = m \times gW=m×g; Type of quantity: scalar
Equation: W=m×gW = m \times gW=m×g; Type of quantity: vector
Equation: W=mgW = \frac{m}{g}W=gm; Type of quantity: scalar
Equation: W=mgW = \frac{m}{g}W=gm; Type of quantity: vector
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