Physics, asked by santanu2, 1 year ago

a body weighs more in vaccum or in air? give reason fr ur answer

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Answered by haripatel

Weight of a body is the force experienced by the body due to gravity. If the body is in air, the buoyant force of the air reduces its weight. A body weighed in vacuum will show a slight increase in the weight of the body. However, this increase in weight is negligible.

santanu2: wrong answer

haripatel: you know the answer than why you have ask?

haripatel: you know the answer therefore you say its wrong,

Answered by gauravkumar2006

this is because there is no upthrust in vaccum so the gravitatinal force weight.in water,there is an upthrust which gets subtracted from the gravitational force. therefore a body always weighs more in vaccum than in air.

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