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An object of known mass that can be used to establish uncertainty in measurements made with a balance is best described as a.

An object of known mass that can be used to establish uncertainty in measurements made with a balance is best described as a.
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An object of known mass that can be used to establish uncertainty in measurements made with a balance is best described as a.

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we sometimes use weights of known mass to balance with an object of unknown mass to determine that objects weight.

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