Re: Mass/Weight Addenda

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From: Namkcihp
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1995 11:53

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CL wrote<In my class, we weigh things with a spring scale & we mass things
with
a balance.  It is said that you must choose your battles.  This is one of
mine>
I agree! Operational definitions of mass and weight are a great place to
start for high school students. I am sure that students in the University
have no confusion about the two. HA, HA and more sophisticated definitions
will suffice.
Paul

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