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So how do you measure mass in space to plug into newtons formula?

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I have a question. What do we measure when we use a weight scale? it is weight right? so then why is the unit in kg instead of NEWTONS? I mean is it like it first measures the weight then divides it by the gravity and then gives the output?

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I am promoted to class 10 this year and I thought if w = mg (I learnt that in my school) so why not m = w/g using this formulae we might be able to find mass of different objects and I am kinda fascinated by the fact that how can we obtain mass of huge planets without actually weighing them so out of curiosity I want to measure the mass of daily objects using the m = w/g formula, even on Internet I wasnt able to find much about this... So that'll be soo cool if we are able to measure the mass of daily objects (atleast for me) so does anybody have any ideas we together might solve this thing i mean that'll be great 🤘🤘

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so where does kgf comes in ? It is for weight right?

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when i weight my body is 40 kg , so it mass or weight?

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i am 65 kgs when i measure it on a machine. does it mean that my mass is 65kg (coz kg represents mass and not weight), or does it mean that my weight is 65kgs (then techenically it should be incorrect, coz i should weigh 65N and not 65kg).if it indicates my weight then y is it in Kg and not in Newton? what is correct ? please guide me sir .

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What is the diffrence between mass and density

Please... Tell me... If.. As per ur video: 1. Weight (a force) = m.a ; I'm 100.4 killo then if I simply stand on a ground (the force I. E. Gravitity is still in action but I'm not moving then a become 0 so do my weight become zero... 2. As I am 100.4 kg (on earth) hence in moon I'll weigh less then 100.4 so there may be another planet where I may be more than 100.4 kg weight then how do I measure the exact mass of mine and also does such exception exisits that earth is probably one of few out of millions and millions celestial bodies where the exact mass of a body is same values as showing in a medical Weighing machine or what?

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Sir please explain what is mass

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Sir Could we say the mass of 1 apple = the mass of 2 apples?

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How you are explaining mass without explaining density??

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Okay, so amount of molecules or matter in a body represent mass while weight is a force exerted on the body due to gravity. Right I have a question suppose if i currently weigh 62 kg while my body mass is 18 something and if i lose weigh means muscle and fat both by 40% and become physically weak then how the mass can be same ? I think because losing muscle and fat by 40% would mean Matter of my body is reduced

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Boris Stoyanov is a super bright and an HONEST physicist. He has agreed that the following paragraph (and I quote) is "crystal clear": "ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. This is proven by F=ma AND E=mc2. Accordingly, gravity/acceleration involves balanced inertia/inertial resistance; as ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. "Mass"/energy involves balanced inertia/inertial resistance consistent with/as what is balanced ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL force/energy, as electromagnetism/energy is gravity. Gravity IS electromagnetism/energy. That objects fall at the same rate (neglecting air resistance, of course) PROVES that ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. Think about it." By Frank DiMeglio

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what is difference between mass and weight with respect to chemistry

when we use kilograms when measuring weight, we actually use kgf or kilogram force. In other words, the weight(force) of one kg is equal to one kgf, or 9.8N.

Weight W is really to do with the STRESS, like pressure P=F/A or tensile stress, not inertial force F directly. Weight (STATIC)=/= Force (DYNAMIC) W= -P/L= -F/V , where L=length of stressed region of mass; V=Volume; F=force of "ground" on object. WEIGHT is a consequence of GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION inducing a PRESSURE FORCE on an object due to another's gravity. WEIGHT is the REACTIONAL PRESSURE GRADIENT of an object in a GRAVITATIONAL FIELD, IN CONTACT WITH A SUPPORTING OBJECT. This is also sometimes referred to as BODY FORCE or FORCE DENSITY. When in free fall (even under gravity) you are... WEIGHT-LESS. -A. EINSTEIN. When stationary with respect to a gravity field equipotential you are... INERT... i.e. INERTIA-LESS. Inertia of one object with respect to another requires RELATIVE MOTION. INERTIA IS RELATIVE MASS IS ABSOLUTE.

Can you do next video relate inertia to mass thanks and don't forget to mention meee tysm 💖

If I workout in a Gym am I going to lose the mass or weight

The ultimate mathematical definition of what is BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE is F=ma AND E=MC2 (ON/IN BALANCE): UNDERSTANDING WEIGHT AS BALANCED AND INTERACTIVE INERTIA/INERTIAL RESISTANCE: Define “mass”. You cannot. BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE is fundamental. Weight ultimately pertains to and involves what is BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE. E=mc² is F=ma. Energy has/involves GRAVITY, AND ENERGY has/involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE. “Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. (Weight necessarily pertains to distance in/of SPACE.) Gravity AND weight are characterized by electromagnetic/gravitational interaction. NOTE: “Inertia" is not properly defined AND understood. The new/correct designation is inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE. By Frank DiMeglio

Can anyone tell me how mass and weight are related ?

All Weight machine first calculate the weight(N) then it is coded to divide it by 9.8 m/s so that it's shows only mass. Because 9.8m/s is constant in earth, so it is coded in weight machine to divide it by 9.8m/s. If one weights 60kg mass in earth and he measure his mass with weight machine on moon ,it's show only 10 kg mass!!. U can say that mass is constant but it's shows different value!! This is because, weight machine is coded to divide weight(N) by 9.8m/s even when you take it to moon. So it's shows the 10kg mass which is lesser than earth. So if we want actual mass in moon , the weight machine should be coded to divide the weight(N) by moon's acceleration due to gravity (1.8m/s) then it shows the same value of mass which is 60kg. Hence mass is constant

Please sir explain in detail

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2:14 anyone gonna talk about how he wrote that we have a different mass on moon?

Why is not weight mass + g instead of mg

You used an object that is literally losing mass as you push it around on your hand even after saying mass never changes.