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<onlyinclude>The '''metric ton''' or '''tonne''' is a [[units|unit]] of mass, and it is defined as 1,000 [[kilogram]]s.</onlyinclude> This is not to be confused with a [[short ton]], which is an imperial measurement of weight, equal to 2,000 [[pound]]s, or the rarely used [[long ton]] which is 2240 pounds. | <onlyinclude>The '''metric ton''' or '''tonne''' is a [[units|unit]] of mass, and it is defined as 1,000 [[kilogram]]s.</onlyinclude> This is not to be confused with a [[short ton]], which is an imperial measurement of weight, equal to 2,000 [[pound]]s, or the rarely used [[long ton]] which is 2240 pounds. | ||
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Revision as of 18:53, 31 July 2026
The metric ton or tonne is a unit of mass, and it is defined as 1,000 kilograms. This is not to be confused with a short ton, which is an imperial measurement of weight, equal to 2,000 pounds, or the rarely used long ton which is 2240 pounds.
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