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If You Have 1 Kilogram,Then How Much Is It In Ounces?

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If you have 1 kilogram of mass, its weight depends on where you take it.
On the surface of the moon, it weighs about 5.84 ounces. But on Earth,
it weighs about 35.3 ounces.

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