Different groups have different masses; does this have any effect on the ratio?

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Dr. Mamdouh Younes
Apr 8, 2017

Yes.

Explanation:

If the masses are: m1, m2, m3, m4, and so on, where the various masses have different values. Then the ratios of masses (r) will be determined by the following Forms:
#"r1" = "m1"/"m2"# ................. (1)
#"r2" = "m2"/"m3"# .............. (2)
#"r3" = "m3"/"m4"# .............. (3)
And so on. Thus, the ratios of various masses will have different values.
With kind regards: Mamdouh Younes

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