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Miscellaneous:

sist good afternoon o. . .i didnt want to join the arguement but, then i thought ''miscellaneous u nor lyk physics ?'' I had to quickly rush and quote ur post cos i think u are really confused and others might think u are right since no one has given valid point.

The question- 1kg of iron and 1kg of sand which is heavier ?

firstly, heavier means which one weighs more (i.e the weight). . . . Wait dont argue!! Lets take time to break the question.

1kg of iron has same mass with 1kg of sand because the ''volume'' might av made it up for sand to av d same mass with iron. . . but when the question says ''heavier'' it bcoms sometin else. We all know dat 1kg of iron is denser than 1kg of sand then, how can one not be heavier than the other ? . . .wait dont argue!! I know u will say: ''they av considered the density before arriving at the 1kg and so they are both equal.''

Now, lets rush down to archimedes principle which states that if an object is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid(water or air) there is an upthrust that is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.

What is upthrust ? Upthrust is up-thrust. What is thrust ? Thrust is a force. . . So wat is an upthrust ? Upthrust is an upward force!

Now to say which is heavier, suspend the 1kg of sand and 1kg of iron from the same location on the earth and u'll see that the sand produces more upthrust than the iron. . . (hope u know that na)

we all know that the formula for weight is mg but that will only beg the question and confuse u more.

To simplify the whole thing, we say. . .weight= acc. due to gravity - upthrust i.e w=g-u (hope u agreed ?)

g= a downward force and
u= a upward force.

So, g in both sand and iron is same at that point but the upthrust differs and thereby, shows that iron is heavier than sand.


Note=> doc_miss and the rest hope u av seen that many factors shows wen a body is heavier. . .although the acc. due to gravity(g) might be same we dont throw away the concept upthrust . Pls take ur time to study wat i wrote above. Dont confuse ursef with the statement ''mass is constant.'' when they really say mass is constant, they meant take 1kg of iron to miami, dubai, hawaii or even pluto-a planet etc the mass will be same they didnt mean 1kg of iron will not be heavier than 1kg of sand.

Explicit7 and Eng. Tino got a point but couldnt back it up. . .wen i expected both to execute d job jointly.

Thanks.

All the Engr guys i sight una o

exPLIcit7: puhahahahaha

Adex097:

Nah..not me.

Latnok95:

Morale High!!!!.. I owe you tom tom sis

Miscellaneous:

sist good afternoon o. . .i didnt want to join the arguement but, then i thought ''miscellaneous u nor lyk physics ?'' I had to quickly rush and quote ur post cos i think u are really confused and others might think u are right since no one has given valid point.

The question- 1kg of iron and 1kg of sand which is heavier ?

firstly, heavier means which one weighs more (i.e the weight). . . . Wait dont argue!! Lets take time to break the question.

1kg of iron has same mass with 1kg of sand because the ''volume'' might av made it up for sand to av d same mass with iron. . . but when the question says ''heavier'' it bcoms sometin else. We all know dat 1kg of iron is denser than 1kg of sand then, how can one not be heavier than the other ? . . .wait dont argue!! I know u will say: ''they av considered the density before arriving at the 1kg and so they are both equal.''

Now, lets rush down to archimedes principle which states that if an object is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid(water or air) there is an upthrust that is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.

What is upthrust ? Upthrust is up-thrust. What is thrust ? Thrust is a force. . . So wat is an upthrust ? Upthrust is an upward force!

Now to say which is heavier, suspend the 1kg of sand and 1kg of iron from the same location on the earth and u'll see that the sand produces more upthrust than the iron. . . (hope u know that na)

we all know that the formula for weight is mg but that will only beg the question and confuse u more.

To simplify the whole thing, we say. . .weight= acc. due to gravity - upthrust i.e w=g-u (hope u agreed ?)

g= a downward force and
u= a upward force.

So, g in both sand and iron is same at that point but the upthrust differs and thereby, shows that iron is heavier than sand.


Note=> doc_miss and the rest hope u av seen that many factors shows wen a body is heavier. . .although the acc. due to gravity(g) might be same we dont throw away the concept upthrust . Pls take ur time to study wat i wrote above. Dont confuse ursef with the statement ''mass is constant.'' when they really say mass is constant, they meant take 1kg of iron to miami, dubai, hawaii or even pluto-a planet etc the mass will be same they didnt mean 1kg of iron will not be heavier than 1kg of sand.

Explicit7 and Eng. Tino got a point but couldnt back it up. . .wen i expected both to execute d job jointly.

Thanks.

All the Engr guys i sight una o

Doc_Miss: WELCOME Sire !

Or maybe Physics Advanced and Left me behind ...[/color]

exPLIcit7: guy she is confusing you...according 2 archimedes principle when an object is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid it experiences an upthrust which is equal 2 the weight of fluid displaced...note that d upthrust is equal to the weight of fluid displaced...yet she is telin u dat upthrust is the force exerted on a body when a partially or wholly immersed in a fluid...OPEN UR EYES...

Latnok95:

Ogbeni pass me dt cuban coffee.. E b like say na him dey give you brain..

exPLIcit7: guy she is confusing you...according 2 archimedes principle when an object is partially or wholly immersed in a fluid it experiences an upthrust which is equal 2 the weight of fluid displaced...note that d upthrust is equal to the weight of fluid displaced...yet she is telin u dat upthrust is the force exerted on a body when a partially or wholly immersed in a fluid...OPEN UR EYES...

Sir-Tunechi:

were in physics z W=g - u.......miscellaneouz wich kind physics b dat dat weight(N)=gravity(m/s^2)- uptrust(N)..... Does diz exist....ur point z xoxoxo nt correct W=mg xo 1 kg of sand and iron z 10N each my broda r dey weight not equal

Ayam_Kay: This wan na tiff gan! Did u have to use money U shulda used one of those funky pictograms in essential economics

Monsieursuave: Pls Use simple correct english rather dan absolutely misusing big wordz. Wat r U̶̲̥̅̊‎​ tryna do? Impress us? B*tch pls!!

Itz embarrassing


2 whom it may concern

Latnok95:

*opens eyes*.. Morale high!!!.. U too want a tom tom??

Romanticboy1:



OYA tel me ya 2go or fb id

Adex097:
Picto wat??
Na picture me go chop??

Na egò sure pass.

Dsuave_monsieur:

1st post

tinahrex:
Bro yo ryt....buh ah fink she waz tryin tew say its d UPWARD force exerted on d body....which iz tru.....both ar correct ways of xplainin upthrust...

Monsieursuave:

Who is Đíŝ imposter??

Dsuave_monsieur:

Shurrup ee. Mumu!!

Monsieursuave: Pls Use simple correct english rather dan absolutely misusing big wordz. Wat r U̶̲̥̅̊‎​ tryna do? Impress us? B*tch pls!!

Itz embarrassing


2 whom it may concern

Monsieursuave:



Wah was dt for??

exPLIcit7: yeah u'r right...but she didn't say that...did she...no...that is an INTENTIONAL ONE...SHE Z wrong.

lavosier: Now doc miss,,miscellaenous was rite abt upthrust..som txts restricts it 2 water, buh its basically fluids nd ƌ last  checked air is Ă fluid..

Adex097:
This one is stwong!!! ...

@2_whom_it_may_concern, pls don't take suave's post personal.