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Sorry but I cannot type Chinese. I have a question. 1. inertial mass: m_i = F/a 2. gravitational mass: m_g = W/g. How do you determine W or g? (1) Given an (inertial) mass m_i, we apply a force on it so that the mass has an acceleration a. By Newton's second law (definition of force), we know the force F = m_i a. After knowing the magnitude of F, we can also determine m_i by measuring the acceleration. fine..... (2) How do we define m_g? HDT said that we define "1kg" (gravitational) mass first. OK... W = m_g g .... m_g is defined... W is the force, and therefore W = m_i a. => m_i a = m_g g. Everything is fine... now...go back to (1). What's m_i ? Is it defined first from m_g ? Of course, it cannot be. Otherwise, m_i = m_g is for sure.. then...how is m_i defined first? -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 128.227.79.73 ※ 編輯: chungweitw 來自: 128.227.79.73 (03/16 23:42)
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