What is the difference between weight and mass? *
A. Weight depends on density and mass depends on gravity
B. Weight depends on gravity and mass depends on volume
C. Mass depends on gravity and weight is constant
D. Weight depends on gravity and mass is constant

Question

What is the difference between weight and mass? *
  A.  Weight depends on density and mass depends on gravity
 B.  Weight depends on gravity and mass depends on volume
 C.  Mass depends on gravity and weight is constant
 D.  Weight depends on gravity and mass is constant

anonymous · Answer

@MissSmartiez

anonymous · Answer

I truly have no idea for this one

misssmartiez · Answer

ok

misssmartiez · Answer

I had something sort of like this, I think I can help.

anonymous · Answer

ok that is good to hear

misssmartiez · Answer

http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae321.cfm Found in the first sentence.

anonymous · Answer

ok hold on

misssmartiez · Answer

This helps greatly it tells you that weight depends on gravitational forces. or just gravity. And I presume it just stays constant for mass.

anonymous · Answer

ok thank you and before I close this question I might as well put my other question in

anonymous · Answer

What is always true of an object with a lot of mass? *
  A.  It contains a lot of matter
 B.  It has a large colume
 C.  It has a high density
 D.  It cannot be accurately measured

misssmartiez · Answer

What do you suppose or think is the answer, from as far as YOU know.

anonymous · Answer

it has high density?

misssmartiez · Answer

I think that too, let me check.

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

science can be very confusing

misssmartiez · Answer

Ikr. I do best in earth science though, I find it easier, and brb checking.

anonymous · Answer

kk

misssmartiez · Answer

Either A or C. 
 
The best choice is A.

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks

misssmartiez · Answer

No problem

anonymous · Answer

Which unit is best suited for measuring the volume of a test tube? *
  A.  Milliliter
 B. Liter
 C.  Dekaliter
 D.  Kiloliter

misssmartiez · Answer

What do you think but not sure of?

anonymous · Answer

sorry I dont mean to bother you but I am just stuck on this and 1 more

misssmartiez · Answer

Its alright, I love helping.

anonymous · Answer

but I would say  a Liter

misssmartiez · Answer

I agree too, but it can be other answers too, brb

anonymous · Answer

ok

misssmartiez · Answer

Close, but it is A.

misssmartiez · Answer

They are most likely to use mLs since test tubes are normally small~

anonymous · Answer

ok thank you I will post my LAST question

misssmartiez · Answer

ok, hold on logging in and out,

anonymous · Answer

How many places would the decimal move in a conversion from kilograms to milligrams? *
  A.  1,000
 B.  10
 C.  6
 D.  5

misssmartiez · Answer

back,

anonymous · Answer

hey

misssmartiez · Answer

Oops wrong link eh.

misssmartiez · Answer

Anyway what do think?

anonymous · Answer

it is fine

misssmartiez · Answer

brb food, tell me what you think

anonymous · Answer

ok

misssmartiez · Answer

kilograms to miligrams or miligrams to kilograms?

anonymous · Answer

kilograms to miligrams

anonymous · Answer

and I am starting to think it is A. 1,000

anonymous · Answer

what do you think?

misssmartiez · Answer

back

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

I think it is 1,000 what do you think?

anonymous · Answer

@MissSmartiez are you still here?

misssmartiez · Answer

yes sorry looking at a sheet to help

misssmartiez · Answer

i think it is 6. i COUNTED the spaces.