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Which is heavier?

Select the option which is the heaviest.
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Last updated: September 30, 2021
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1. (a) Xbox One console, (b) PS4 console
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Xbox One is 3.5 kg and PS4 is 2.8 kg
2. (a) Silver, (b) Gold [Assume same volume]
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Gold has a density of 19.32 g/cm3 whereas silver has a density of only 10.49 g/cm3, therefore gold is heavier.
3. (a) 1 million feathers, (b) XXL bowling ball
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The average feather weighs 0.0082 g, so 1 million will weigh 8.2 kg. An XXL bowling ball weighs 16 pounds (7.2 kg)
4. (a) Tokyo 2020 Olympic Gold Medal, (b) Rio 2016 Olympic Gold Medal
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Tokyo 2020 Gold medal has a mass of 556 g whereas Rio 2016 Gold medal has a mass of 500g.
5. (a) Mars, (b) Earth
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Earth is 5.972x1024 kg which is x9 more than Mars which is 6.39x1023 kg.
6. (a) Emmy Award Trophy, (b) Oscar Award Trophy
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An Emmy award weighs 6.8 pounds and an Oscar award weighs 8.5 pounds.
7. (a) 1m3 Solid water (Ice), (b) 1m3 Liquid Water
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Ice is less dense, so the same volume weighs less.
8. (a) iPhone 13 (released 2021), (b) iPhone 8 (released 2017)
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iPhone 13 is 174 g, iPhone 8 is 148 g
9. (a) $1 coin (US), (b) £1 coins (UK)
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$1 (US) weighs 8.1 g, £1 (UK) weighs 8.75 g.
10. (a) Eiffel Tower, (b) Statue of Liberty (including concrete foundation)
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The Eiffel Tower has total mass of 10,100 tons, Statue of Liberty is 27,000 tons.
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Hawke
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Level 74
Sep 30, 2021
Cool quiz! Nominated.
Moomin14
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Level 62
Sep 30, 2021
Thank you
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