What would be the weight.
Now consider this situation:
A person has a particular body weight, lets say 'x' kg. now if he takes in food weighing exactly 1 kg, then would his body weight increase to "x+1" kg ? or would some of the weight be lost as heat ?
A person has a particular body weight, lets say 'x' kg. now if he takes in food weighing exactly 1 kg, then would his body weight increase to "x+1" kg ? or would some of the weight be lost as heat ?
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Ramani AswathE = mC^2
Even one gram loss would lead to enormous energy release.
If the person does not visit the bathroom before weighing the increase in weight will be 1 KG.
Actually the carbon dioxide exhaled and the water lost in respiration and perspiration will ultimately lower the weight. However, this is not immediate.
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