Which is heavier?

[miftanurdin]

If held weighing, where the iron massless Weight 100 kg with 100 kg of cotton?

Clue: use fisika concept!

 

[xxvheejhayxx]

well its obvious that the weight is define so the iron and the cotton weighs the same you dont need to use any concepts,,you just need to observe the question..

 

[Dhoward10]

don't they weight the same? since you just answered your own question? Just wondering how does it work? like the theroy

 

[xxvheejhayxx]

yeah..you dont need any theory with it...you just need to observe and a little common sense in answering the question..

 

[sabita]

i think you know the right answer,the weight of different quantity are same and how it will heavier then other.

 

[Golden Llama]

You're kidding me. You're asking if 100kg is heavier than 100kg. It's the same thing.

But to actually get 100kg of cotton.. oh boy, that must have taken a while.

 

[donvilly]

They both are the same but somme peopple wount see that they are the same so they will defenetly say iron .

 

[anna]

well, it's a funny question. i think you dude want some fun within the forum. but if it is really a question then they are equal.

 

[darksoul666]

Here's the trick: the weight is not the mass. 100kg of cotton should be bigger (in volume) than 100kg of iron. So, if the volume is bigger, the weight is lower because the cotton is less attracted by the gravity force. (Or such.)

My answer is iron.

 

[cathmeow]

they are just the same because they have the same weight which is one kilogram..

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