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PHYSICS
APPARENT WEIGHT, ACTUAL WEIGHT,
AND WEIGHTLESSNESS
Teacher: Telman Askeraliyev, MSc, Italy
OBJECTIVES
•Explain the difference between weight and mass.
•Calculate weight from mass or mass from weight.
NEWTON’S 1ST LAW:
• Tells us that if there
were no (gravity)
force, the satellite
would move in a
straight line!
WEIGHT VS. MASS
WEIGHT
WEIGHT
NORMAL WEIGHT
We measure weight
with a scale that
measures normal
force.
W = mg
Weight is related to
mass by the
gravitational field g.
FALSE WEIGHT
A vertical acceleration can change
the weight.
The normal force on the floor is
our sense of weight.
Downward acceleration
reduces weight
Upward acceleration increases
weight
Mass is unchanged.
Newton’s law of acceleration
F = ma
net force, F = -mg + FN.
Solve for the normal force
-mg + FN = ma
FN = ma + mg
FN = m (a + g)
Apparent mass based on g
mapp = FN / g
APPARENT WEIGHT (NORMAL FORCE)
Recall:
SF = m a
Consider person accelerating up in an elevator.
Draw FBD
Apply NSL
N – mg = ma
N = m(g+a)
mg
N
•Apparent weight is normal force from scale or floor.
•Note: in free fall a=-g so N=0
WEIGHTLESSNESS
If the elevator accelerated downward at g, the normal force would
become 0.
FN = m (g – a) = m (g – g) = 0
The person would feel weightless.
An object in free fall is weightless, but not massless.
FREE-FALL ACCELERATION
Have you heard this claim?
“Astronauts are weightless in space,
therefore there is no gravity in space.”
FREE-FALL ACCELERATION
Have you heard this claim?
“Astronauts are weightless in space,
therefore there is no gravity in space.”
It’s true that if an astronaut on the International Space Station
(ISS) steps on a scale, he/she will “weigh” nothing!
FREE-FALL ACCELERATION
Have you heard this claim?
“Astronauts are weightless in space,
therefore there is no gravity in space.”
It’s true that if an astronaut on the International Space
Station (ISS) steps on a scale, he/she will “weigh” nothing!
It may seem reasonable to think that if weight = mg, since
weight = 0,
g = 0, but this is NOT true!!
FREE-FALL ACCELERATION
As we’ve already discussed, if you stand on a scale in an
elevator & the cables are cut, you’ll also “weigh” nothing
S F = ma = N – mg
but in free-fall, a = g, so normal force N = 0!.
This does not mean that g = 0!
Astronauts in orbit are in free-fall around the Earth, just
as you would be in the elevator. They don’t fall to Earth,
only because of their very high tangential speed.
WEIGHTLESSNESS
As just mentioned, objects in a satellite, including people,
experience “Effective Weightlessness”. What causes
this?
As also already mentioned, This does NOT Mean that the
gravitational force on them is zero!
They still have a gravitational force acting on them!
As already mentioned, the satellite & all of its contents are
in “free fall”, so for people inside,
WEIGHTLESSNESS
There is no normal force FN.
This is what leads to the experience of “weightlessness”.
More properly, this effect should be called apparent or
effective weightlessness, because the gravitational force
still exists.
This can be experienced on Earth also, but only briefly.
WEIGHTLESSNESS
1 - QUIZ
An elevator is accelerating downward at 2.0 m/s2.
The person has a mass of 70 kg.
What mass is on the scale?
2 - QUIZ
What is the weight of one liter of
water in Baku?
3 - QUIZ
What is the weight of one liter of
water on the Moon?
THANK YOU!

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Physics weight w12-l24

  • 1. PHYSICS APPARENT WEIGHT, ACTUAL WEIGHT, AND WEIGHTLESSNESS Teacher: Telman Askeraliyev, MSc, Italy
  • 2. OBJECTIVES •Explain the difference between weight and mass. •Calculate weight from mass or mass from weight.
  • 3. NEWTON’S 1ST LAW: • Tells us that if there were no (gravity) force, the satellite would move in a straight line!
  • 7. NORMAL WEIGHT We measure weight with a scale that measures normal force. W = mg Weight is related to mass by the gravitational field g.
  • 8. FALSE WEIGHT A vertical acceleration can change the weight. The normal force on the floor is our sense of weight. Downward acceleration reduces weight Upward acceleration increases weight Mass is unchanged. Newton’s law of acceleration F = ma net force, F = -mg + FN. Solve for the normal force -mg + FN = ma FN = ma + mg FN = m (a + g) Apparent mass based on g mapp = FN / g
  • 9. APPARENT WEIGHT (NORMAL FORCE) Recall: SF = m a Consider person accelerating up in an elevator. Draw FBD Apply NSL N – mg = ma N = m(g+a) mg N •Apparent weight is normal force from scale or floor. •Note: in free fall a=-g so N=0
  • 10. WEIGHTLESSNESS If the elevator accelerated downward at g, the normal force would become 0. FN = m (g – a) = m (g – g) = 0 The person would feel weightless. An object in free fall is weightless, but not massless.
  • 11. FREE-FALL ACCELERATION Have you heard this claim? “Astronauts are weightless in space, therefore there is no gravity in space.”
  • 12. FREE-FALL ACCELERATION Have you heard this claim? “Astronauts are weightless in space, therefore there is no gravity in space.” It’s true that if an astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) steps on a scale, he/she will “weigh” nothing!
  • 13. FREE-FALL ACCELERATION Have you heard this claim? “Astronauts are weightless in space, therefore there is no gravity in space.” It’s true that if an astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) steps on a scale, he/she will “weigh” nothing! It may seem reasonable to think that if weight = mg, since weight = 0, g = 0, but this is NOT true!!
  • 14. FREE-FALL ACCELERATION As we’ve already discussed, if you stand on a scale in an elevator & the cables are cut, you’ll also “weigh” nothing S F = ma = N – mg but in free-fall, a = g, so normal force N = 0!. This does not mean that g = 0! Astronauts in orbit are in free-fall around the Earth, just as you would be in the elevator. They don’t fall to Earth, only because of their very high tangential speed.
  • 15. WEIGHTLESSNESS As just mentioned, objects in a satellite, including people, experience “Effective Weightlessness”. What causes this? As also already mentioned, This does NOT Mean that the gravitational force on them is zero! They still have a gravitational force acting on them! As already mentioned, the satellite & all of its contents are in “free fall”, so for people inside,
  • 16. WEIGHTLESSNESS There is no normal force FN. This is what leads to the experience of “weightlessness”. More properly, this effect should be called apparent or effective weightlessness, because the gravitational force still exists. This can be experienced on Earth also, but only briefly.
  • 18. 1 - QUIZ An elevator is accelerating downward at 2.0 m/s2. The person has a mass of 70 kg. What mass is on the scale?
  • 19. 2 - QUIZ What is the weight of one liter of water in Baku?
  • 20. 3 - QUIZ What is the weight of one liter of water on the Moon?