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The document discusses measurement units in the metric system and provides examples of their use. It recommends using metric units for measurements in class, with units of length in meters, liquid volume in liters, mass in grams, temperature in degrees Celsius. Examples are given for density calculations using a balance, graduated cylinder, and the formula of mass divided by volume. Conversions between metric units are explained using prefixes like kilo, centi, and milli.
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