The Combined Scales Work Together Because One Is Twice as Large

question 11

Multiple Choice

The combined scales work together because one is twice as large as the other and their zero points and extra divided units are __________.

• A) on same side of the scale
• B) on opposite ends of the scale
• C) on back of the scale
• D) None of these are correct

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