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Answer: Grain, Scruple, Carat, Gram, Pennyweight, Avoirdupois Dram, Apothecaries Dram, Ounces, Troy Ounce, Poundal, Troy Pound, Pound, Kilogram, Stone, US Quarter, Slug, 100 Weight (US cwt), Short Ton, Metric Ton and Long Ton
Answer: The above are units of weight or force; some of them (like gram and kilogram) are really units of mass, not of weight. The DIMENSIONS of weight are the same as the dimensions of a force, since a weight is a force. In the SI, this is defined by Newton's Second Law (F=ma), in other words a mass times an acceleration.
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