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The magnitude of the characteristic that is being measured and the units of measurement used to measure it.

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Change in magnitude: A small dog might have a mass of 5 kg (1 digit) while an [Asian] elephant might be 5000 kg (4 digits).

Change in units: A small dog may be 5 kg (1 digit) or 5000 grams (4 digits) or 5000000 milligrams (7 digits).

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