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Which of the following is the correct SI unit to use in measuring amount of material contained in a solid sphere? A. kilograms B. tons C. ounces D. pounds
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Which of the following is the correct SI unit to use in measuring amount of material contained in a solid sphere?
A. kilograms
B. tons
C. ounces
D. pounds
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correct answer is Kilograms
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The correct SI unit to be used for measuring the amount of material in a solid sphere would be kilograms. Kilograms are officially the base unit of mass, and other measurements such as pounds in the imperial system are defined in terms of kilograms.
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