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Michael wanted to measure the temperature of an object. Which SI unit should he use? a. milliliter b. kilogram c. Fahrenheit d. Kelvin
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Michael wanted to measure the temperature of an object. Which SI unit should he use?

a. milliliter
b. kilogram
c. Fahrenheit
d. Kelvin

User Alexey Vishentsev
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The SI unit for temperature is d. Kelvin.  Although, Fahrenheit is used in the US, Celsius and Kelvin are the most commonly used temperature units in the world. So the answer is Kelvin.
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