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shelan

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k this time i am taking you out of all the way u were!!!!

its true...that they hv same mass...10 kg

but i asked when measure it by a scale.........!!!!! ok????

so can u imagine a bundle of wool of 10 kg the size?????

so when it is bigger air upthrust has a effect!!!!!!!

so wool gives a lesser weight!!!!!

hope u ppl can understand he logic!!!
 

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Sonique said:
It's kind of a long explanation no. Have you done your A/Ls?:confused:
yeh yeh, 2006 :D
let me chk what u said again...

ps: added

yeh , ur correct. if we can ignore(or thinks they are constant) the other forces towards the 2 objects(iron n wool in this case) they have the same weight.
 
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    lala85d said:
    machan meka weight kg wennath puluwan nedha?
    Weight is not kg macho. It's messured in Newtons.
    Weight = mass*10
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    Mathematically it's correct that both are the same. Physically some times it's not:)
     

    Sonique

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    shelan said:
    k this time i am taking you out of all the way u were!!!!

    its true...that they hv same mass...10 kg

    but i asked when measure it by a scale.........!!!!! ok????

    so can u imagine a bundle of wool of 10 kg the size?????

    so when it is bigger air upthrust has a effect!!!!!!!

    so wool gives a lesser weight!!!!!

    hope u ppl can understand he logic!!!
    That's it:yes:
     

    shelan

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    Sonique said:
    Weight is not kg macho. It's messured in Newtons.
    Weight = mass*10
    ______N
    Mathematically it's correct that both are the same. Physically some times it's not:)

    hope i would add some thing to you!!!!!

    weight=mass*gravtatianl accelaration

    so when we go to space weigt is zero but mass is stil same 10 kg;;;;

    there is a special instrument to measure mass its by virations

    you knw T= 2*pi *(mass / spring constan)^1/2
     

    shelan

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    k nxt question im tierd too..........!

    Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
     

    Sonique

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    shelan said:
    hope i would add some thing to you!!!!!

    weight=mass*gravtatianl accelaration

    so when we go to space weigt is zero but mass is stil same 10 kg;;;;

    there is a special instrument to measure mass its by virations

    you knw T= 2*pi *(mass / spring constan)^1/2
    Appa. Udinma dunna. Ela ela. Mama kiwwe weight is not the Mass of an object kiyala.:)
     

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    shelan said:
    k nxt question im tierd too..........!

    Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
    yesterday,today, tomorrow
     

    G.R.E.A

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    shelan said:
    k nxt question im tierd too..........!

    Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?

    i think u mean...today, 2morrow, yesterday?! or am i totally thinking wrong?!? :confused:
     

    Sonique

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    shelan said:
    k nxt question im tierd too..........!

    Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
    What's that?
    Yesterday, Today, Tommorow?:eek: