Re: matter 7 & 8 grade students

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From: Lowell Herr
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1995 02:08

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> acceleration due to gravity is constant?  In a high school Physics class, I
> don't know of any other way to find mass of an object readily and easily than
> to weigh it.
>
> Dan Nealen
> CBTD@grove.iup.edu

Another method is to measure the acceleration of an object using a known
force in the horizontal direction.

LGH

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