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Q7. Will a body weigh more in air or in vacuum when weighed with a spring balance? Explain your answer.


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Hi Ayuash!

Weight of a body is the force experienced by the body due to gravity. If the body is in air, the buoyant force of the air reduces its weight. A body weighed in vacuum will show a slight increase in the weight of the body. However, this increase in weight is negligible.

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