After placing an object on the balance pan, the displayed weight is fluctuating. What action should be taken to ensure an accurate measurement?*1 pointStop the experiment and change the balance.Wait for the displayed weight to stabilize before recording it.Assume that the displayed weight is accurate despite fluctuations.Continue recording the displayed weight, as fluctuations are common.

A stone is weighed using a newtonmeter (spring balance) and a pair of scales (pan balance). This experiment is repeated on the Moon. Are the readings for each balance the same or different when taken on Earth and on the Moon? [Require a response in each row]*2 pointsdifferent samereading on newtonmeter reading on scales reading on newtonmeter reading on scales

Brandon and his teacher used the pan balance shown below to measure the mass of a sample in science class.They measured the mass of the sample multiple times to make sure the results were correct. Each time they measured the sample, they could place it directly on the pan balance. They did not have to first put it in a container.What type of matter did Brandon and his teacher measure? A. gas B. solid C. liquid

When you put an object on a spring balance, what do you measure ?

the value of g changes from place to place discuss whether this means that a. a top-pan balance b. a spring balance c. a lever balance should be recalibrated when they are moved to different locations

Match the following word pairs concerning when you would use which balance and what technique (addition or difference) is required.Group of answer choicesWeighing 15.0 g accurately (but as quickly as possible)Weighing 0.01 g accuratelySmall losses in mass would have large effects on experimental resultsSmall losses in mass would not have large effects on experimental results (and speed is required)