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Q: How would you measure the mass of a drop of water?
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What metric tool could you use for a drop of water?

The answer would depend on what characteristic of the drop of water you wished to measure: its mass, surface area, volume, length, shape, refractive index, and so on. In any case, the tool would be much the same as the tool used for the traditional measurement - only the units would differ/


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