Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

when one measured weight on a weighing machine it showed 37.
is his or her mass equal to the same or is it lesser than 37?


kvnmurty: explain answer with justification
Anonymous: we did not have to give a proper justification

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Answered by kvnmurty
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If a persons weight = 37 Kg, it means the force of attraction by gravity on the person is 37*g.

The weighing machine measures the force acting on the platform where the person stands. This is done by using a calibrated spring which gets compressed. The force that the machine measures is = mass * gravity due to Earth.

Then the value of force is divided by the standard value of gravity and is displayed. So the value of mass is displayed.

So mass = 37 kg.

Air pressure and temperature dependence are some factors likely to cause small errors.


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Answered by Anonymous
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it will be lesser than 37 because of diffrent kind of forces in earth

kvnmurty: because of what forces ? the same forces act on weighting machine and the effect is cancelled.
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