Pounds, ounces, kilograms, grams are all a measure of Mass, not Weight.
The metric measurement for weight (which is a force) is called the Newton.
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In the SI the unit for mass is the kilogram (kg).
The International Kilogram Prototype is stored at BIPM, in Saint Cloud, near Paris. It is a cylinder of platinum-iridium10 % alloy.
Weight and mass are different. Weight is the force of gravitation between two objects, usually the Earth and something else, while mass is the amount of matter, or "stuff" in an object.
Since weight is force and force = mass*acceleration, the unit for weight is a unit of mass times a unit for acceleration.
The SI unit for weight is in kg*m/s2, or Newtons (N)
So your weight in Newtons would be your mass in kilograms multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity of the planet you are on. If you are on Earth, you would multiply your mass in kilograms by approximately 9.81, to get your weight in Newtons.
In short, the SI units for measuring weights are Newtons, abbreviated N.
[SI units, or International System of Units/System International, is different from regular units. Different Nations/countries/systems would use different units instead of "Newtons".]
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Weight can be measured using a lot of units. We use Tons, Pounds, Ounces, Grams, Kilograms, Milligrams, etc.
Weight is force. Any unit of force will do the job.
The newton is the unit for weight.
i think its pounds but im not sure
Newtons
There is only one metric system. The units used for your weight would be Newtons.
A balance is used to measure either mass or weight. The corresponding units are kilograms (for mass) and newton (for weight).
To measure temperature, scientists use:KelvinCelsiusFahrenheit.
The pound.force, or in the SI system the Newton (1 pound.force = 4.48 Newtons)
To measure temperature, scientists use:KelvinCelsiusFahrenheit.
pounds=english grams=metric
No - kilograms are units of weight - not volume !
Examples: kilogram, gram, ton, pound.
kg is the unit to measure the weight
Mega Newtons, most likely.
In the metric system you use grams, in Standard Units you use ounces, pounds, and tons.
No.
You can use various units to measure weight . Among which is; Pounds, ounces, kilograms, grams etc. ====================================== I would use a scale to measure weight. After I had the results of the measurement, I could report them to others using any unit of force. Popular units of force are pounds and Newtons. Also popular as units for discussing weight are grams and kilograms, but that usage is technically incorrect, since they're both units of mass, not force. Their use in connection with weight would get you through as long as the incident stays on earth, but once the object weighed left the earth, the whole discussion would become a tower of babble.
The units grams would be a good choice.
The answer here us weight. The gram is the International system of units (SI) designated unit for weight.
There is only one metric system. The units used for your weight would be Newtons.
No because millimeters are units of length and not weight