Computer Science, asked by dokadiajamila, 1 month ago

a. What is the difference between mass and
and
weight of an object. 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 rowdybaby999

Answer:

It is a scalar quantiy and its SI unit is kg . The mass of an object will be the same on the earth and Mars. But the weight will not be the same because the value of g on Mars is different from hast on the earth

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a. What is the difference between mass andandweight of an object. Will the mass andweight of an object on the earth be sameas their values on Mars? Why?​

Answers

a. What is the difference between mass and
and
weight of an object. Will the mass and
weight of an object on the earth be same
as their values on Mars? Why?