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In a triple beam balance the calibration on the three beams are 0-3 kg, 0-100 g, 0-10 g. What is the maximum mass that can be measured by the balance?

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3110 g

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3100 g

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310 g

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3000 g

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Solution

The correct option is A 3110 g
Maximum mass $m = 3 k g + 100 g + 10 g$
$⟹ m = 3000 g + 100 + g + 10 g = 3110 g$

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