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Franster

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pierre975 Moderator


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From my point of view, in a mathematical way, if the unknown object would be labeled A and B, the weight would be A gram/ kg, and B gram/ kg.
If it is unknow objects, then shurely the weight would be unknown as well......
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Franster

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FMaree Moderator


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Posted: Fri 14 Apr 2006 16h12 Post subject: |
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| May I ask why?
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Franster

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Pyro

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Moer them with something known, and measure the impulse they get?
Can't really think of a way that doesn't qualify as measuring or knowing desnity.
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Pat

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Posted: Sat 15 Apr 2006 15h23 Post subject: |
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In what grade are you? Cause when I was in Gr12 last year, we used a formula where you have 'm1' and 'm2', which represents the mass. You then also have 'r' which is the distance between the radius' of the two bodies. And you also have 'G' which is I think the gravity constant. I think you also have 'l', I think. It's something like G = m1m2/r.
Hope it helps you.
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Franster

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Pat

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Posted: Sun 16 Apr 2006 12h06 Post subject: |
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In that case I'm glad you're not taking my advise. I'm so glad I'm outa school!
Bummer!
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spitfire
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| You could use F = ma. Apply a certain force and measure the acceleration, then use those values to determine mass.
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spitfire
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| This would have to be in a vacuum, so there is no air resistance.
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APG

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APG

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MysteriousKnight

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Posted: Wed 14 Nov 2007 13h19 Post subject: When is it due |
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| When is the project due, i have an awsome teacher, she should know about what APG was saying...
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