In an experiment with a beam balance an unknown mass $m$ is balanced by two known masses of $16\,kg$ and $4 \,kg$ as shown in figure. The value of the unknown mass $m$ is ......... $kg.$
In an experiment with a beam balance an unknown mass $m$ is balanced by two known masses of $16\,kg$ and $4 \,kg$ as shown in figure. The value of the unknown mass $m$ is ......... $kg.$
- A
$10$
- B
$6$
- C
$8$
- D
$12$
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