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Why the weight of any object alters in a magnetic field?

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Why the weight of any object alters in a magnetic field?

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There are two doubts to me in your question. (1) Kindly confirm again whether it is “any object” or magnetic objects only? (2) Weight or mass? My answer is: A magnetic field cannot alter the mass of any object. Neither do the gravitational field or electric field or any field. Notice that I am talking about mass not weight. Weight = mass x gravitational acceleration Only gravitational field can cause change in weight of an object (but remember, it can never change the mass). Now coming back to magnetic field, I have never read or heared about this fact that magnetic field alters the weight of any object. Because the definition of weight is related to gravitational field not magnetic field.

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