Question

What are the basic conditions for true balance?​

Answer 1

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For a beam balance to be true, there are two major points to be remembered.

1) Both the arms of the beam balance that is the left and the right arm must be of equal lengths.

2) Both the pans or base on which the weights are to be measured must be of equal weight.