Why is the weight of stone different in the air and water? explore.

Because it doesn't weigh the same in water as it does in air. It weighs less by a factor; the density of the liquid it displaces. That is what is called buoyancy.

The mass remains the same but that is not "weight" which includes a "force" component due to gravity and thus weight and mass are somewhat related but not exactly the same thing.

Explanation:

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