what is the difference between mass and weight ?
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Mass of a body is a quantity which represents the amount of quantity present in that body.
Weight is the force exerted by earth on that body.
It is a quantity which represents amount of matter
ooo.. quantity of matter.. tq
\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Abhisar Mass of a body is a quantity which represents the amount of matter present in that body. \(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Got it ?
So if i say that ur mass is 50kg, then ur weight will be 50*9.8=490N [on earth]
ok.. got it.. thanks
for completeness of abhisar's explanation a body in space without gravity has mass because it's made by matter but it has no weight(since there is no gravity). weight depend on the deal of attraction(gravity) \[W=m \times g\]
The dimensions of mass are simply [Mass] The dimensions of Weight are M times acceleration: [MLT^-2]
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