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It is correct to say the weight of the body is 10 kg?

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It is correct to say the weight of the body is 10 kg? (Khalid asked)

Answer:

As such it is not correct. But, kg. wt (kilogram weight) is the unit of weight and therefore someone simply says kg instead og kgwt hoping that it is understood that what they mean is kgwt.

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