Difference between mass and weight
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mass
1 mass is a scalar quantity
2 unit of mass in CGS system is gram and in MKS system kilogram
3 mass is constant in whole universe
4 mass is a measure of inertia of body
weight
1 weight is a vector quantity
2 unit of weight in CGS system is dyne and in MKS system is Newton
3 weight is not constant because as gravitation changes the value of it also changes
4 weight is the gravitational force acting on a body
1 mass is a scalar quantity
2 unit of mass in CGS system is gram and in MKS system kilogram
3 mass is constant in whole universe
4 mass is a measure of inertia of body
weight
1 weight is a vector quantity
2 unit of weight in CGS system is dyne and in MKS system is Newton
3 weight is not constant because as gravitation changes the value of it also changes
4 weight is the gravitational force acting on a body
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Mass and weight :-
Mass :-
- Mass is the quantity of matter contained in the body.
- Mass is a scalar quantity.
- The SI unit of Mass is kg.
- Mass of a body is a fundamental property which remains same anywhere.
- Mass is a measured by Pan balance.
Weight :-
- Weight of a body on the earth is the force with which the earth attracts a body.
- Weight is a vector quantity.
- The SI unit of weight is Newton.
- Weight is not a fundamental property of a body as it may have different values at different places.
- Weight of a body is measured by a spring balance.
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