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What is heavier?

Asked by hotazn05 2 months ago, 8 answers.

200lbs of papers vs 200lbs of metals

Answered by jlw82 on Aug 26, 2009, 01:49AM
1056 answers

200 pounds is 200 pounds. It's the same. happy

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Answered by j_a_s on Aug 26, 2009, 01:13AM
141 answers

ooo
thats a tough one
haha
imma go on a stretch here, and say they are both the same weight
haha

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Answered by hotazn05 on Aug 26, 2009, 01:19AM
11 answers

LOL. mostly with out thinking people would say metal. lol.

Answered by ifeelcrazy123 on Aug 26, 2009, 07:15AM
4944 answers

Are you serious with this question??

mmm...let me think...

If a guy and a girl are both 6 feet, then the guy will be taller, because well...he is a guy... surprised

200 pounds = 200 pounds.

Answered by funadvice on Aug 26, 2009, 11:14AM
53985 answers

200 lbs is 200 lbs. They would weigh the same. However the metals would be more massive as they are larger than papers

Answered by thehairdude on Aug 26, 2009, 01:03PM
153 answers

lol. I think their will be lots more paper than metal. metal is very dense and there for not much massive material needed. paper is thin and light. lots of paper will be needed for 200lbs. so mcfuson it would be paper for massiveness.

Answered by missmagic on Aug 26, 2009, 02:27PM
568 answers

Wow.
The metal would feel heavier because of the density and so on

Answered by fau on Aug 26, 2009, 08:43PM

LOL
I had to come back here to seee the responces... and I got my laugh for the day
ahhaa ^^^

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