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Which of the following is the correct S I unit to use in measuring the mass of a boulder
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Which of the following is the correct S I unit to use in measuring the mass of a boulder

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I believe Kilogram would be the correct answer.

User Alexa Y
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You would most likely measure the mass of the boulder in kilograms, or more generally in grams. The kilo means grams/1000. It is just a metric prefix.
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