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Earn +20 ptsQ: A can of soup weigh 251 grams how many kilograms does it weigh?
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Does a can of soup weigh in kilograms or grams?
According to this can of Healthy choice I am holding, it measures the can in ounces and in grams. A kilograms is 1,000 (one thousand) grams. A can of soup is not likely to weigh that much.
A can of soup weighs 251 grams how many cans weighs about 1 kilogram?
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How many syllables does soup have?
Soup has one syllable.
How many fl oz are in a can of soup?
It depends on the soup and the size of the can. Look on the bottom of the label, it should tell you.
What is the surface area of a can of chicken soup?
that depends on the can..and the soup!
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