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Measuring the weight of an apple
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Measuring the weight of an apple

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An apple is an ideal example for such comparison. Apples weight is dependent upon species, the amount of nutrients it receives and its size. The average apple is between 70 and 100 grams or 0.33 pound or 0.7 and 1N.
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