Physics, asked by kushal11146, 1 year ago

Will 1kg of Iron and 1kg of Cotton weight same in Air?

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Answered by riya418

yes because they have same weight.

kushal11146: You 10th student?

riya418: yes

kushal11146: work on your physics Wrong explanation

Answered by Akaya248

Yes but due to more surface area of cotton you will feel iron is more heavier

kushal11146: wrong explanation bro

Akaya248: Can you correct me???

kushal11146: yeah....1KG Is the Mass..and weight is measured in Newton and dynes...Weight=Mass*Gravity...gravity is constant and mass is same...so Weight will also be same

Akaya248: Weight is not mass*gravity. Force= mass*gravity

kushal11146: nope force =Mass*Acceleration

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