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what Is the difference between mass and weight​

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Answered by sweetboy43
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Answer:

Weight is the measure of the amount of force acting on a mass due to acceleration due to gravity. 2, Denotation. Mass is denoted by “M”.

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Answered by idkindeedidont
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MASS:

1. Mass is a measure of amount of matter present in the body.

2. Mass of an object is same everywhere.

3. Mass is a scalar quantity.

4. SI unit of mass is kg

5. Mass of an object can be measured with the help of beam balance.

WEIGHT:

1. Weight is the force acting on an object that pulls it towards the earth.

2. Weight varies from place to place.

3. Weight is a vector quantity.

4. SI unit of weight is Newton because it's a force.

5. Weight of an object can be measured with the help of spring balance.

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