millograms grams kilograms
i think the order is: milligrams, grams, kilograms
1,000 milligrams is 1 gram (milli means "thousandth" in Latin). 7,000 milligrams is 7 grams. 698 milligrams is 0.698 grams. 0.698 grams is obviously smaller than 7 grams, since again, 7 grams is 7,000 milligrams.
None. A gram is a smaller unit of measurement: Grams,Ounces,Pounds,Kilograms (Least to Greatest) one thousandth kg = g = 0.001 kg
Yes bcause one kilogram is 100 grams and there is at least 5 kilograms and that alone would be 5oo grams.
Traditionally, least to greatest.
i think the order is: milligrams, grams, kilograms
1,000 milligrams is 1 gram (milli means "thousandth" in Latin). 7,000 milligrams is 7 grams. 698 milligrams is 0.698 grams. 0.698 grams is obviously smaller than 7 grams, since again, 7 grams is 7,000 milligrams.
Arranged in descending order, i.e. from heaviest to least heavy:4 kilograms3 kilograms450 grams
None. A gram is a smaller unit of measurement: Grams,Ounces,Pounds,Kilograms (Least to Greatest) one thousandth kg = g = 0.001 kg
Milligrams are the most precise unit out of the options given, followed by centigrams, decigrams, and grams. Milligrams are one-thousandth of a gram, making them the most precise in measuring small quantities, while grams are the least precise as they represent a larger quantity.
Yes bcause one kilogram is 100 grams and there is at least 5 kilograms and that alone would be 5oo grams.
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The prefix tells you how much of the named unit there is:centi- means hundredth (1/100 = 0.01)no prefix means one (1)hecto- means hundred (100)kilo- means thousand (1000)milli- means thousandth (1/1000 = 0.001)So the unit with the milli- prefix must be the smallest.Thus milligrams are the smallest weight.
Traditionally, least to greatest.
least to greatest
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