What are three metric units use to measure mass?

Answer 1

# mass (weight) # size (volume) # state (of matter)

Answer 2

Three metric units used to measure mass are:

1. Gram (g): A basic unit of mass commonly used for small measurements.
2. Kilogram (kg): Equal to 1000 grams, commonly used in everyday contexts for larger masses.
3. Milligram (mg): Equal to one-thousandth of a gram, used for very small measurements, such as in pharmaceuticals.

Answer 3

Some metric units used to measure mass are gram, milligram, and kilogram. The gram is the basic unit for measuring mass. Substances that are used in small amounts, such as vitamins and medicines, are usually measured in milligrams. Kilograms are useful in measuring the mass of large objects.

Answer 4

The SI unit for mass is the kilogram (kg) so this is the primary metric unit for mass.

Other possibilities are:

Tonne - 1,000kg

gram (1/1,000 kg)

Less common although technically as correct as grams and tonnes are:

Gigagram (1,000,000kg)

Megagram (1,000kg)

Centigram (1/10kg)

Milligram (1/1,000,000kg)

Microgram (1/1,000,000,000kg)

Answer 5

technically there are 4, 4 fundamental quantities are distance mass time and electric charge (electric charge tends to be ignored

Answer 6

Count, mass, and volume.

Answer 7

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