Weight is a measure of the gravitational force on an object whereas mass is a unit of measure that describes the quantity of matter in a physical body. For practical reasons, weight and mass are interchangeable, and both are measured in kilogram in everyday life, as the gravity of Earth is assumed to be constant.
The formula for determining the weight is defined as:
\(w\): the weight of an object
\(m\): the mass of the object
\(g\): the gravity (Earth's gravity is approx. 9.807 meter/square second)
The SI unit of weight is: \(Newton \text{ }(N)\)
Find \(W\)
Use this calculator to determine the weight of an object given its mass and the gravity.
the gravity (Earth's gravity is approx. 9.807 meter/square second)
