Kilograms are a measure of mass (often called weight), not height.
No, the normal weight for you is 40 kilograms.
No, height in centimeters is not necessarily four times the weight in kilograms. Height and weight are completely independent measures and do not have a fixed mathematical relationship between them.
BMI = Mass : (Height)2 where mass is in kilograms and height is in metres.
PE = mgh h = PE/mg ======== You would nee the potential energy figure in Joules, the mass in kilograms of the object and the constant, which is the acceleration of gravity. Then the above algebraic manipulation would find height for you.
Meters for height Kilograms for mass.
BMI is weight/(height*height) in kilograms and metres. 60/(1.68*1.68) = 21.2This is between 20 and 25 so perfectly normal and healthy for an adult.
No, because kilograms measure weight (more accurately, mass), and inches measure height.
Body Mass Index
Your height (centimetres) and mass (kilograms).
their size is about 4 meters and they weigh 9 kilograms
It sorta depends on your height and stuff, but if your over 80 kilograms your probably going to be fat.