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| Posted by lastlyboo | 11/07/07 |
| ok? im not into science much... |
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| Posted by jsdodgers | 11/07/07 |
| It doesnt say that they are made of the same matrial. This way, the small one could way more than the biggest one if it is made of a heavier material. |
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| Posted by clearisacolour | 11/07/07 |
| I don't think it's a trick teaser... i think this is miscategorized and should be a science teaser. |
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| Posted by Emmanovi | 11/07/07 |
| The material shouldn't matter. A kilogram of feathers has exactly the same mass and weight as a kilogram of lead, doesn't it? |
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| Posted by jzthebomb | 11/07/07 |
| jsdodgers, if 1 kilogram of feather is the same weight is 1 kilogram of metal. They are all 1 kilogram! :lol: :lol: |
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| Posted by bookworm91 | 11/09/07 |
| Jsdodgers has a point: this teaser states that the MASS is a kilogram. Mass is different from weight; it's just how much space an object takes up.
Anyway, this would make an excellent science teaser, and it will probably be moved, so I will treat it as such.
I didn't get the answer, but I learned something new. Nice job! :D |
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| Posted by bookworm91 | 11/09/07 |
| And congrats on your first teaser, Emmanovi! :D (Sorry for the double post, but I had to say it.) |
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| Posted by breathesunshine | 11/09/07 |
| Wow, my brain didn't go there at all! Time for bed. Good teaser though. |
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| Posted by jzburdge | 11/10/07 |
| belongs in science. |
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| Posted by doglc | 11/10/07 |
| i'm not a science freak! but we did learn about mass and newtons and stuff in school! that one was hard maybe you sould make it easy! :) |
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| Posted by _numpty_ | 11/10/07 |
| Just because it is science based, doesn't make it a science teaser. It is a trick.
Nice teaser. |
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| Posted by tricky77puzzle | 11/10/07 |
| Nice teaser... I got 20 newtons because I learned to round it to 10. But I know it's 9.8 Great job! |
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| Posted by Anomalies | 11/11/07 |
| Quite clever, but I didn't get it even though I learned this concept (or something similar, anyway) in high school chemistry class a few weeks ago. :-? |
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| Posted by cheesepie | 11/14/07 |
| I got to the point where I realized it was newtons or pounds. I just didn't feel like doing the math. :D |
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| Posted by davdavid | 11/19/07 |
| Okay learning about Newtons right now yet still didn't know that |
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| Posted by lukeschett | 11/25/07 |
| I thought that there was no way to tell because the masses were given instead of weights. |
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| Posted by buddyboy | 01/05/08 |
| still belongs in science, good though, i guess :-? :D |
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| Posted by born2party | 01/08/08 |
| this one was lame... |
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| Posted by JessicaG | 01/09/08 |
| definitely a science trivia question.
otherwise a good one |
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| Posted by xoshortie522 | 01/29/08 |
| i think you should have put that in science category |
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| Posted by The-Pony | 02/22/08 |
| easy squeezy lemon peezey, really should have been in science teasers though :D |
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| Posted by AnimeAngel | 03/13/08 |
| ???? :-? |
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| Posted by soccercow10 | 03/23/08 |
| More Science than trick... |
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| Posted by thisisme91 | 04/03/08 |
| When I read the word Newtons, I was like oh maaaan. I understand his point and I agree, this is better off with Science. |
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| Posted by 11171413 | 05/05/08 |
| although its kinda nit picking, you should mention that you are on earth, if your in space then all of them would technically weigh nothing. |
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| Posted by shadowy1 | 07/20/08 |
| Forgot the equation to newtons, but realised what it was asking. This is definantly sciencey. |
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| Posted by Wa11E | 09/23/08 |
| How much do you weigh? answer in newtons - I think not sir
What does a butcher weigh? |
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| Posted by chittermouse3 | 10/05/08 |
| That shouldn't be in the trick category. It isn't obvious and requires previous knowledge. |
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| Posted by Cindzey | 11/05/08 |
| i didnt come here for a science lesson :l |
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| Posted by Elios | 11/12/08 |
| What...? :o Consider me well teased! I'm bad at math & science. :( |
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| Posted by princess2007 | 03/09/11 |
| This was soooo easy. Man,I need a difficult science teaser now. |
