Great question! It is because the "standard" is a kilogram cylinder of metal in Paris. A gram is 1/1000 of that. This is actually a problem since it is not as stable as once thought. There is a move afoot to change to a more stable, reproducible and portable standard.
The appropriate scale for the measurement of the weight of an earring would the milligram. this is because the weight of an earring is so small that it would be difficult to determine it s weight while reading on a bigger scale like the kilogram.
The weight of 35cc would depend on the substance being measured, as different substances have different weights. To convert volume (cc) to weight (pounds), you would need to know the density of the substance in question.
the ANSWER is grams (if it is wrong dont blam me OK im just a 4th grader peace out)
it is 35.7 u bot
The unit doesn't do the measuring. You use things like balances, dynamometers, or scales for that. After you're done measuring the mass of the piano, the most convenient SI unit to use when you have to write it down, remember it, or tell other people about it is the kilogram.
Grams is a measure of weight, km or kilometer is a measure of length, the two do not compare. Do not listen to that .... I dont know is the answer
The appropriate scale for the measurement of the weight of an earring would the milligram. this is because the weight of an earring is so small that it would be difficult to determine it s weight while reading on a bigger scale like the kilogram.
This is not a valid conversion; milligrams (mg) and grams (g) are measures of weight or mass while milliliters (mL or ml) measure volume.
buyers dont usually go by grams they go by penny weight and depending prolly no more than 3-5 penny weight.
I dont know, but its probably less than the weight of a small adult
That will depend upon the size of the mug and what it is made from.
Firstly, its grams not milliliters, Secondly, you dont measure dog food in milliliters, its cups, grams or pounds, and thirdly its 1000 grams to a kilogram
they dont have the fat their body is used to.
No, i dont think you lose 21 grams of weight when you die. a scientist made an experiment, attempting to figure it out. the very first time he tested it out, the weight of the persons was 21 grams diffrent. in later attempts, with other persons, it was not.
i dont know the weight but i do know the percentage it is 75%
There is. They usually weight between 300-400 grams.
i dont think so