Science, asked by mangalawarkade1, 8 months ago

What is the difference between mass and weight of an object.will the mass and weight of an the earth be same as their values on Mars ?why?​

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Answered by Turbayan2002
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Answer:

Mass means the amount of matter present inside the object it can be calculated by the product of volume×density.....

And weight is the measure of mass of a body when gravitational force acts on it . It can be calculated by W=Mass×g where g is acceleration due to gravity....

yes mass of the object remains same at any part of of the universe not just mars.....

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Answered by sonusharma45
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mass

its is quality of matter

it cannit be 0

scalar quantity

si unit kg

.

weight

it quality of force

vector quantity

can be 0

si unit N

no it diference value on mar

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