Science, asked by dineshmore602, 8 months ago

10. Will the mass and weight of an object on
the earth be same as their values on Mars?why?

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Answered by St08
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Explanation:

Mass of an object remains same irrespective of its location and motion in classical mechanics. So mass will be same on both Mars and Earth. However the weight is measure of force exerted by a body on the ground. Hence this value will be affected by the local value of gravitational acceleration.

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Answered by Soninidhi
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Answer:

Originally Answered: Will the mass and weight of an object on the Earth be the same as their value on Mars? Why?

Mass of an object will be same because it is a measure of matter, which is constant anytime and anywhere in classical mechanics assumption.

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