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Which weighs more, a pound of ice or a pound of water?
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A pound of stupidity weighs more.
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They weigh the same, water expands when frozen, but it's the same mass.
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the most fascinating thing though is that a pound of feathers weighs more than both the pound of ice and water.
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What weighs more
Pound of Feathers or a pound of steal :-x |
I don't know if I'm qualified 2 answer this question after spending 35 years in the Scale business.
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This has to rank up there with the stupidest threads I've ever seen......
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Water weighs 62.416 pounds per cubic foot at 32°F, the freezing point and 61.998 pounds per cubic foot at 100°F. So it would be pretty close but with a highly sensitive scale the ice would weigh more.
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What weighs more?
£1 of salt or a pound of salt? |
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Welcome to GFY!:321GFY |
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mmmm very difficult question eerrrr if they both weigh a pound eerrr then they must weigh the same hahaha
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A pound is a measurement of weight, not volume.
a pound of alfafa is = to a pound of water is = to a pound of shit is = to a pound of ice is = to a pound of headcheese, etc. |
Very funny, it caught me out lol
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This thread made me remember that I placed water to boil (to make tea) minutes ago. Thanks!
I hate when all the water evaporates :winkwink: |
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There was a question like this when they forced me to join the army 14 years ago.
If I was smart I would have given the wrong answer...:( |
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