A bathroom scale is most likely measuring in kilograms grams centigrams milligrams

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The answer is most likely kilograms. I think this because kilograms is bigger than grams and grams>centigrams and Grams>milligrams and since your weight in bathroom scales are in pounds I would say it would have to be the more heavier so that's why is think its Kilograms. Also .5 of a kilogram is equal to 1.10231 pounds.

Firdavs [7]3 years ago

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Kilograms. Everything else is too high

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