What is the difference between mass and weight?

This lecture is about "Mass and Weight" and the difference between mass and weight.
Q: What is Mass?
Ans: In Physics, mass is defined as the amount of matter present in a body. Mass measures that how much matter is present in a body.
For example, If there are two cups of sugar with different amount of masses. Let the mass of one cup is 2Kg and the mass of another cup is 4Kg. Here, the mass of 4Kg is greater than the mass of the 2Kg cup, because the amount of sugar or the amount of matter in 4Kg cup is greater than the amount of sugar or the amount of matter in 2Kg cup.
Q: What is Weight?
Ans: Weight is a force between any object and the Earth. One can say that weight is the force of the Earth due to which objects fall or accelerates towards the Earth surface.
For example, If you raise an object above the earth surface and release it from a certain height, the object will accelerate with constant acceleration or acceleration due to gravity towrds the earth.
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Why the heavy objects fall fast than light object
Ans , Because the heavy object weight is more than that of the lighter object therefore heavy object fall fast as compared to the light object

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First, consider what is THE EARTH/ground ON BALANCE. LOOK directly overhead at what is the TRANSLUCENT AND BLUE sky. Consider what is BALANCED BODILY/VISUAL EXPERIENCE. LOOK at what is the orange (AND setting) Sun ON BALANCE. (Think lava. Notice that lava is orange, AND it is even blood red.) Now, in what is DIRECT comparison, consider what is the fully illuminated (AND setting/WHITE) Moon. Great. It is the SAME SIZE as what is THE EYE ON BALANCE. Indeed, the Moon is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY (ON BALANCE) about one quarter of the size of the Earth. Great. The curvature or shape of said Moon does match that of what is THE EARTH/ground (given a clear horizon, that is). Excellent. Said Moon is then also predictably demonstrated or proven to be basically “dead” or invariant (AND basically a lava/land form) on balance. (That's a match.) Finally, on balance, consider that what is the Moon is ALSO BLUE !!
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No , light and heavy objects fall at same rate

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Sir , what is wieght

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Yes, brother...
Light and heavy objects fall at same rate or speed IF there is no air resistance or air friction or aerodynamic forces or drag forces...
In case of air resistance, heavy objects fall fast than light objects...
Hope you understood it...
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Weight is the downward force between object and the Earth...
For example, when you raise an object above the Earth surface and than you release it, where does the object go???
Well, the object goes down...
Why???
Because the weight or force push it down...

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ofc it is iron ball.

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While in my lecture, we idealize the situations.
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Weight is a force = weight is a froce

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Light and heavy objects fall equally at the same rate in a vacuum.

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Weight is gravitational force between earth and object

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Brother...
Different physicists have different definition about weight and gravitational force...
To simplify things for you...
Remember that gravitational force is between two objects. For example, you exert gravitational force on the earth, according to Newton's Universal law. At the same time, the earth exerts gravitational force on you.
But then why the earth doesn't accelerate towards you? Why you accelerate towards the earth?
Well, the simple answer is that the mass of the earth is larg than you. So you accelerate towards the earth.
Thus, this special force by which you accelerates towards the earth is known as weight.

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What is longitudinal wave

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Longitudinal waves are mechanical waves which are formed by successive rarefaction and compression...
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