What units are used to measure mass volume and length?

Answer 1

Metric units are: mass=grams; volume=liters; and length=meters.

Prefixes are used to make the numbers manageable.

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You can use litres for volume, but it is often mis-used where the cubic metre would be appropriate, such as in specifying the load space inside a vehicle. The litre is better left for liquid measures.

Answer 2

In the International System of Units (SI), the standard units are:

• Mass is measured in grams
• Volume is measured in litres
• Length is measured in metres

The above answer relates to various archaic versions of the metric system, but not to the SI system. For the SI system, the answers are:

• length -metre
• mass -kilogram
• volume -cubic metre

There are no standard units in the Imperial system, but some commonly used ones are:

• Mass is measured in ounces, pounds, or stones
• Volume is measured in fluid ounces, pints, quarts, or gallons*
• Lenth is measured in inches, feet, yards, or miles

* The Imperial gallon is 160 ounces, the USA uses its own gallon of 128 ounces.

Answer 3

In SI units,

Mass is measures in units called 'Kilograms'.

Volume is measured in units called 'Litres'.

Answer 4

Grams for mass and mL for Volume

Answer 5

Mesuring

Answer 6

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