Can mass be measured in the absence of force (4 fundemental forces)? in complete isolation can a mass of an object be determined?
if yes how?
if not... then how can we define that the object even exists in absolute isolation ?
thank you
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Expert's answer
2011-07-05T07:38:01-0400
Mass can’t be measured in the absence of force (for gravitational interaction “mass” is mass, for electromagnetic – charge, and so on) Mass cant be determined in complete isolation is it is measure of interaction. ( Newton’s laws). We can determine that the object exist only if we can observe some interaction or change of state (the body begin to accelerate → some other massive body act on it).
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