Will a body weigh more in air or in vacuum when weighted with a spring balance? Give a reason for your answer.
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depends on gravity...partially
usually in vaccum no difference as weight is the gravity experienced by a body due to its mass but air will also exert atmo. pressure so more in air
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usually in vaccum no difference as weight is the gravity experienced by a body due to its mass but air will also exert atmo. pressure so more in air
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Hiteshbehera74:
the experiment is carried out in earth. therefore there will be no difference in gravity
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the weight will be more in vaccum.
Because, the air applies pressure evenly on the body, i.e. it also applies force upwards too; but in vaccum there's no such resisting force.
Therefore, the body will weigh more in vaccum
Because, the air applies pressure evenly on the body, i.e. it also applies force upwards too; but in vaccum there's no such resisting force.
Therefore, the body will weigh more in vaccum
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