Will the beam balance be in equilibrium, on the left pan of which there is a weight of weight P = 1.0 Newton, and on the right pan

Will the beam balance be in equilibrium, on the left pan of which there is a weight of weight P = 1.0 Newton, and on the right pan, an iron part with a volume of V = 14 cm3?

V = 14 cm³ = 0.000014 m³.
Iron part weight:
m = rV = 7800 kg / m³ * 0.000014 m³ = 0.1092 kg (r is the density of iron).
Iron part weight:
Pd = mg = 0.1092 kg * 9.8 m / s² = 1.07 N.
P <Pd.
Answer: The weight of the part is greater than the weight of the weight, the beam scales will not be in equilibrium.



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