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Math worksheet for measuring mass with two-step problems using balance scales.

A math worksheet titled "Measuring mass: two step problems" from urbrainy.com, featuring three problems with balance scales showing weights of boxes and balls, requiring students to calculate the weight of a ball based on given weights.

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1. One box weighs 500 g. The ball weighs 50 g.
2. One box weighs 1 kg. The ball weighs 8 kg.
3. One box weighs 6 g. The ball weighs 40 g.

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