The discussion revolves around calculating mass from weight in the context of different gravitational fields, specifically referencing a weight of 91 kg and a gravitational acceleration of 9.782 m/s².
The discussion includes some participants reflecting on their understanding of the problem, with one expressing that they have resolved their confusion after rereading. However, there is no explicit consensus or resolution provided regarding the calculation method.
One participant highlights the challenge of comprehending the problem, suggesting that multiple readings may be necessary for clarity. There is an implication of a misunderstanding regarding the definitions of weight and mass.
Originally posted by badboyben03
If I am given the the weight of someone at 91 kg, and he's on a place that's (g=9.782m/s/s), i know to the weight (N), i multiply the 91kg and 9.782 m/s/s, but how do you find the mass of him in kg?