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Which of the following could be used as an example of a mass of one kilogram? A. a grocery sack of apples B. 10 paperclips C. a soda cup of water D. a filled suitcase
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Which of the following could be used as an example of a mass of one kilogram?
A. a grocery sack of apples
B. 10 paperclips
C. a soda cup of water
D. a filled suitcase
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