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Anonymous Sun Oct 20 22:25:00 2019 No.11078591 [DELETED]

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Well?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 22:32:49 2019 No.11078616 Well you fucked up the grammer dumbass tranny fagot.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 22:37:48 2019 No.11078626 File: 3.10 MB, 3664x2844, 1563897231340.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11078616 lol its not my picture Good job /sci/, truly a shining example of an intellectual board.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 22:41:48 2019 No.11078636 >>11078626 >tranny faggot >/sci/ you're talking to a /pol/tard infidel

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 20 22:46:46 2019 No.11078645 >>11078616 Well, you fucked up the grammar, dumb ass tranny faggot.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 00:35:15 2019 No.11078892 >>11078591 The scale will read 1kg. Since the files are flying, they aren't contributing to the jar's weight.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 00:38:03 2019 No.11078900 File: 43 KB, 666x666, 1427385730412.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] what the fuck is the actual answer to this seriously ive had it

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 00:39:04 2019 No.11078905 File: 21 KB, 618x894, 1568606522028.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >do objects which apply infinitesimally small pressure on another object contribute to that objects weight?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 00:51:51 2019 No.11078933 >>11078645 Do you care to explain what`s wrong with the grammar?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 00:58:46 2019 No.11078946 >>11078591 probably about 1.3 kg give or take depending on what the blue thing is

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 01:37:04 2019 No.11079015 >>11078900 1.5kg bcos the scale measure how many force is excerted on ground, and fly flying dislocate air below which excers force on the scale, otherwise fly couldnt fly.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 01:37:13 2019 No.11079016 >>11078591 Is the top sealed?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 01:39:01 2019 No.11079019 >>11078905 >infinitesimally small pressure

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 01:49:11 2019 No.11079047 The scale would fluctuate because of the relative motion of the flies, but average to 1.5.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 01:58:56 2019 No.11079072 >>11079047 yep

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 02:31:44 2019 No.11079134 >>11079047 /thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 02:35:42 2019 No.11079144 >>11079047 This

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 03:53:20 2019 No.11079257 >>11079015 what if the jar was really big

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 05:16:09 2019 No.11079364 >>11079257 ur mom still wouldnt fit

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 08:12:41 2019 No.11079574 >>11078591 Refer to Archimedes density test for the answer. Refer to first law of thermodynamics for the answer. Include mass is equal to energy to mitigate confusion.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 08:14:33 2019 No.11079575 >>11078626 this pic is so great

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 09:25:25 2019 No.11079657 1.5kg if the lid is closed. This is correct.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 09:49:51 2019 No.11079690 >>11079047 What if they died at the same time and were in freefall?

Anonymous Mon Oct 21 09:52:53 2019 No.11079698

>>11079015
Not all of the force would be constantly exerted on the ground though, since the air could be turbulent and some would be exerted as pressure on the sides of the jar. Also, not all flies would be beating their wings in synchrony. So the true answer is probably somewhere near 1.5kg.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 09:55:46 2019 No.11079704 1.3 kg? The flies aren't weightless, but they aren't applying their full force on the jar either.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:12:30 2019 No.11080356 >>11078616 imagine being this new

Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:20:26 2019 No.11080377

>>11078591
Literally an episode of mythbusters >>11079047
was what was found, which makes sense because it's the 3rd law of motion. It's like saying what's the weight of a fish tank if the fish are swimming around? It weighs the same regardless of the motion of the objects inside the container.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:24:10 2019 No.11080389 So many faggots confusing mass and weight it's a tragedy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:30:20 2019 No.11080402 >>11080389 Mass is isomorphic to weight in our day to day lives on earth. Don't be an autistic pedant.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:35:24 2019 No.11080422 >>11080402 It's not that easy in this problem, brainlet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 16:42:25 2019 No.11080445 >>11079047 >>11079019 You really think the force flies put on air is going to put .5kg of force onto a jar? Totally retarded. The jar will only weigh 1.5kg if all the flies land onto the jar at the same time.

Anonymous Mon Oct 21 19:46:03 2019 No.11080943

Okay, okay.
Imagine you were floating in the air above the scale, what would the scale read? It would read 0kg. Since weight is affected by gravity.
Same thing goes for the flies, they aren't contributing any weight to it if they're flying. The picture shows that the flies are indeed flying in the jar. The scale will read the weight of the jar, or 1kg give or take. The scale will only read something higher if the flies drop down and is pulled by gravity.
tl:dr version: Learn the difference between mass and weights damn it! This shit is like physics 101.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 19:48:15 2019 No.11080951 It measures: 1kg on Earth

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 19:49:33 2019 No.11080955 >>11078591 i thought you died cunt

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 19:52:26 2019 No.11080963 >>11080445 >>11080951 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0IGrSjcBZs

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 21:04:26 2019 No.11081130 >>11078933 hes a flaming faggot but you did mispel fagot

Anonymous Mon Oct 21 21:06:41 2019 No.11081135

>>11079015
>otherwise fly couldnt fly
youre claiming that force conservatively travels through air? are you stupid? This is very wrong. its 1kg with a negligible fluctuation (both due to it being a shitty walmart looking scale and the small periodic forces exerted by the moving media of air)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 21:18:11 2019 No.11081164 This is shit people can answer after taking a basic high school physics class. Why would closing the lid on the jar suddenly make the flies weight apply to the scale? Gravity is pushing the weight of the jar onto the scale but not the flies.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 21 22:10:37 2019 No.11081273 >>11081135 >youre claiming that force conservatively travels through air? are you stupid? This is very wrong. Go back to your highschool and ask your physics teacher to slap you and tell you about newtons laws.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 04:20:35 2019 No.11081821 >>11080943 >you were floating in the air above the scale, The jar is sealed. The scale shows the weight of the jar, flies, and contained air combined.

Anonymous Tue Oct 22 04:48:32 2019 No.11081859
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Time to settle this once and for all.

Imagine the jar in space, no gravity involved. The flies start at the bottom of the jar (remember, no gravity, they are suspended in air). Everything perfectly still. Then they start. If the air under their wings suddenly exerts a force on the jar, it will start moving and continue doing so even if the flies stop flapping their wings.
What does this tell you?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 04:53:28 2019 No.11081864 >>11079364 Spicy

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 04:55:19 2019 No.11081867 File: 54 KB, 1030x681, drone_jar1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11078591 >Well?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 04:59:15 2019 No.11081874 >>11081867 I still feel like the answer should be marginally under 1.5, as some of the force from the (in this case, rotors) is dissipating or reflecting in other directions instead of pushing straight down on the scale. I'm a brainlet though

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 05:07:47 2019 No.11081889 >>11080445 Fucking brainlet

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:34:27 2019 No.11082481 >>11081874 Any horizontal vector on air would be opposing only a horizontal vector on the drone. The sum of the vertical vectors must be equal and opposite the force of gravity, and the vertical vectors would affect the bottom of the jar.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:37:14 2019 No.11082487 File: 80 KB, 400x354, how-stop-panic-attacks-step-step.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11078591 A POUND OF FILES????? How horrifying!!!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:43:45 2019 No.11082496 oh boy this thread again. he answer is unabiguously 1.5 kg btw. >>11081164 im sad this bait didn't catch any replies

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:45:57 2019 No.11082499 https://youtu.be/aPdfV1h5wgk?t=128 why is the grass falling over did it get heavy somehow so weird

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:51:59 2019 No.11082511 >>11078591 The scale reads \|\| \| \| \| /

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 11:53:44 2019 No.11082515 File: 436 KB, 1080x1296, Spambot Bingo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11078591 BINGO!

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 22 13:19:59 2019 No.11082669 >>11082511 >loss

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