how do you convert 10kg to grams?
bacon needs to be divide up amongst 3people, we have a scales in gramms,please help
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how do you convert 10kg to grams?
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Re: how do you convert 10kg to grams?
by Guest » Thu Oct 02, 2008 6:43 pm
hunywa wrote:how do you convert 10kg to grams?
bacon needs to be divide up amongst 3people, we have a scales in gramms,please help
kilo- means 1000, so it is 10 x 1000 grams = 10000 g.
When applied to ANY metric unit, kilo- means 1000. Converting in metric reduces to knowing what the prefixes mean, unlike the thousands of factors to memorize in the foot-pound system.
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