will the mass and weight of an object on the earth be same as their values on mars? why?
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No they will be not same coz the gravitational force exerted by Mars on us is different from that of exerted by Earth...
Mass remains the same
Mass is dependent on the molecules in a system
so as we are the system or no. of molecules in us remains constant on Mars and Earth So therefore it remains constant and does not vary..
Mass remains the same
Mass is dependent on the molecules in a system
so as we are the system or no. of molecules in us remains constant on Mars and Earth So therefore it remains constant and does not vary..
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Mass is a measure of the number of molecules in an object. it will remain the same both on mars and on earth .
Weight is affected by gravity . It will vary between planets. In fact there is slight variation in the weight in different parts of the earth too, albeit small enough to be negligible.
Weight is affected by gravity . It will vary between planets. In fact there is slight variation in the weight in different parts of the earth too, albeit small enough to be negligible.
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