Question

Suppose, you are standing on a digital weighing machine and it shows 56.8kg then what is your weight ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

56.8kg is your weight.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

70 kg is your mass. Unfortunately, common language we employ says that we ‘weigh’ 70 kg, and so we get confused between mass and weight.

The reading of a mass scales is actually a reading of mass based on the force you have exerted on the scales.

The scales have taken the weight as a force in Newtons and divided it by the constant of acceleration due to gravity to give you a final mass reading.

Thus one should more accurately say that you mass 70 kg, and weigh 70 x g newtons.