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A computer disk has a mass of 20 g. How many of these disks would you need to equal a total mass of 1 kg?
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A computer disk has a mass of 20 g. How many of these disks would you need to equal a total mass of 1 kg?
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A computer disk has a mass of 20 g. How many of
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1000g
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