What is the mass of an orange in kilograms?

Answer 1

• Put it on a scale.
• Put it on a balance and put weights of known mass on the other side until it is even.
• Put the orange in a container of known volume, add water until the container is filled subtract the amount of water added from the container and get the volume of the orange (or measure the orange and compute the volume) guess that the orange has a density of almost exactly 1 (adjust if you notice the orange floats or sinks!) and compute the mass (volume times density = mass)

Answer 2

If I recall my high school science, you would find it like any other object, with a triple beam balance.

Answer 3

It varies- some can be very tiny and light, but some can be large and heavy.

Answer 4

A mass is a mass and a length stays a length. You cannot define one in terms of the other.

Answer 5

The mass of an orange in Kilograms :- 0.1-0.2 kg An orange (100-200) grams

Answer 6

it all depends on how big the orange is. I sugggest you weigh it on a weighing scale. or make a crude scale yourself and compare it with known masses

Answer 7

Meter

Answer 8

a liter