You are right about an an anthropic principle
Ok an easy one for you. Which particle is heavier, neutron or proton?
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can i answer?
Sure bro
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Where is the lady who places too many vowels at the end of a sentenceeeee
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stop it 
bachon ka saawal…is leye kkf ko answeer kerne do 
Lol. Admit it that you don’t know the answer
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I do!! omg of course I do its neutron
I thought kids like kkf should get a chance you know
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looks like you finally asked Google uncle! 
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From my chemistry days this is what I remember.
Nucleus has protons and neutron. Atomic number is the mass of protons. Atom wt is mass of protons + neutrons.
Atom wt roughly 2 time atomic number.
So mass of neutro = mass of protons?
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Southie har cheez physics nai hotie
Har cheez physics nahi hoti but this was.
All of you are right, but philosophy and kkf are more right.
Mass of proton is 99.8% of neutrons mass, di almost equal
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Chaliye. My cooler is taken away. Yet again. By the bee and the Khan.
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main ek question poochta hoon. by virtue of which principle of physics do washing machines clean?
note: with or without detergents. the chemistry behind the working of detergents is a different thing altogether. i seek the principle of physics.
Chaliye. My cooler is taken away. Yet again. By the bee and the Khan.
what's the story about your cooler?
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1) mixing - rotation of contents
2) friction- as contents rotate, frictiion between them causes dirt to come off
3) heat - if heat cycle, enhances mixing and friction effects
4) detergent - surfactants causes better dispersion of detergent. Detergent may hag hydrophobicity - so removes greasy stuff.
5) shear effect of liquuid on dirt. Lifts it off cloth.
Centrifugal force
When you water a plant or a tree, what physical process makes the water reach the top most branch?
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Capillary action?
Yes sir. You are right
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Centrifugal force
That is why this guy is at a different pay grade.
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What happened to this thread? Should i start asking (physics) questions here?