Science, asked by nishatfatima0, 5 months ago

how do we calculate weight of a body ​

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Answered by 0Strange
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For simplicity sake, we use the following formulas, but there are a number of different formulas used to calculate ideal body weight.

MEN: IBW (kgs) = 22 x (height in meters)2

WOMEN: IBW (kgs) = 22 x (height in meters - 10cm)2

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