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Which weighs more, a pound of fat, or a pound of muscle?

by Guest62776  |  earlier

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  1. they are the same if they are both a pound but muscle weighs more then fat


  2. A pound is a pound is a pound, but my mass, muscle weighs more than fat.

  3. they weigh the same if they are each a pound

  4. The first way makes no sense. The second way - muscle weighs more.


  5. an inch of muscle weighs 2 oz more than and inch of fat.  

  6. there the SAME

  7. MUSCLE

  8. Is this a trick question... or are you really that stupid?

  9. well if they are both a pound they are equal =] but muscle does weigh more then fat  

  10. A pound of anything will weigh the same: one pound. But muscle weighs more than fat does.

  11. They would weight the same if they are both a pound :)

    but muscle weighs more than fat.

  12. neither they both weigh a pound but there would be less fat as muscle weighs more

  13. Uhhh i think you might have messed up on the question because they are both a Pound n a pound is = to a pound  

  14. Although they weigh the same, the fat "seems" to weigh more if you got an excess of it.

  15. they weigh the same: 1lb

    muscle is heavier than fat. If you had 2 tubs the same size and filled one with muscle and one with fat, the muscle would be heavier.

    That's why you can have 2 people who weigh the same but one wear different size clothing

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