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Newton, or possibly a millinewton.



Newton, or possibly a millinewton.



Newton, or possibly a millinewton.



Newton, or possibly a millinewton.
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Most likely grams, but if it is a small cookie, maybe (just maybe) ounces.

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14y ago
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You can use grams, or kilograms.

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Newton, or possibly a millinewton.

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Ounces

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grams

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