Due to buoyant force , the weight displayed on a weighing machine is not exactly correct. Is there any way to find out the exact weight of a body?

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Dear Student

To find out the weight of the mass take the mass of the object by the pan balance
and multiply the mass by the earth gravity g.

W=M x g (Newton)

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Due to buoyant force , the weight displayed on a weighing machine is not exactly correct. Is there any way to find out the exact weight of a body?

Dear Student To find out the weight of the mass take the mass of the object by the pan balance and multiply the mass by the earth gravity g. W=M x g (Newton) Regards

Dear Student

To find out the weight of the mass take the mass of the object by the pan balance
and multiply the mass by the earth gravity g.

W=M x g (Newton)

Regards