question about weight

• unclebutcher

  26 Dec 07, 13:08

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?
• mr_sotong

  26 Dec 07, 13:09

  u can run around until u sweat or go to toilet n sh!t..
• aHGer^83

  26 Dec 07, 13:27

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  
• YuutoFlow

  26 Dec 07, 13:30

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  Good question so next time breathe out air and take weight ...
• de_middle

  26 Dec 07, 13:48

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  so i ask u, if you are 70kg & u happen to go toilet & sh1t......and assumingly the sh1t u left in the WC weighs 500g, does that make u lighter by 500g
• SilverRevo

  26 Dec 07, 13:58

  go test and we'll know.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  26 Dec 07, 13:59

  Does it work this way?
• gunner77

  26 Dec 07, 16:19

  weight = body mass
• Zarks

  26 Dec 07, 16:22

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  why is thsi matter to you ? hmmm..
• icyboiz

  26 Dec 07, 16:34

  if i not wrong , it increase alittle , but it's not significant.
• aHGer^83

  26 Dec 07, 17:11

  if i weigh 70kg, den i lao sai... lao chut 5kg of sai... does that make me 5kg lighter? i.e. 65kg
• thehappybunny

  26 Dec 07, 17:12

  Originally posted by aHGer^83:

  if i weigh 70kg, den i lao sai... lao chut 5kg of sai... does that make me 5kg lighter? i.e. 65kg

  i will play with the sai
• joyc

  26 Dec 07, 17:29

  Try t following site.
  
  ask.com
• @®+

  26 Dec 07, 17:32

  Yes... of coz lah... but u need to use the correct way of measurement..
  
• Xcert

  26 Dec 07, 17:47

  Originally posted by @®+:

  Yes... of coz lah... but u need to use the correct way of measurement..
  

  so...what's the correct way of measurement?
• Gasfene

  26 Dec 07, 17:50

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  yes. think of it this way.
  
  You carried a 1kg full water bottle and weigh yourself with the bottle. Afterwards, you drink up all the water inside the bottle. Of course, the weighing machine will still weigh the same.
  
  Unless you perspirate a lot and cause a lot of water to evaporate.
• aiglosicicle

  26 Dec 07, 18:04

  u will be heavier but exact 1 kg increase? not sure
• unclebutcher

  26 Dec 07, 23:08

  Originally posted by Gasfene:

  yes. think of it this way.
  
  You carried a 1kg full water bottle and weigh yourself with the bottle. Afterwards, you drink up all the water inside the bottle. Of course, the weighing machine will still weigh the same.
  
  Unless you perspirate a lot and cause a lot of water to evaporate.

  hhmmmmmmmm
• Darkness_hacker99

  27 Dec 07, 01:48

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  if lets say u weigh 70kg, and u drink 2 bottles of water (1 kg) and u step on a weighing machine, will you weigh 71kg now?

  Slight less than 71kg. Cox water is absorb in the system for various purpose.
• TrixCereals

  27 Dec 07, 01:56

  Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:

  Slight less than 71kg. Cox water is absorb in the system for various purpose.

  Absorb but still inside your body isn't it?
• yiha093

  27 Dec 07, 02:31

  evaporation O.O
  the water vapour in ur mouth
  breath
  no?
• Gasfene

  27 Dec 07, 09:57

  The Law of Conservation of Mass states that in a chemical reaction no mass is lost or gained. (Your body cant do quantum reactions)
  
  You only lose weight if you perspire or respire.
• a-Lost-9uY

  27 Dec 07, 09:59

  Originally posted by YuutoFlow:

  Good question so next time breathe out air and take weight ...

  air hw much weight only..
  no diff la if go tke weight
• kenn3th

  27 Dec 07, 10:20

  an increase in weight but no by 1kg.
  
  Respiration, Transpiration.