The question seems to mix units of mass (kilograms) with units of length (centimeters), which are not directly convertible. Kilograms measure weight, while centimeters measure distance. If you meant to ask about converting kilograms to grams, then 2 kg equals 2000 grams. If you have a specific object in mind, you would need its density to relate mass to volume or length.
Cm is a unit of distance; kg is a unit of weight. They are incompatible. 0.5 kg = 50,000 cg
I think you meant 3.15 km, not kg. Kg is a unit of weight. Anyway, 3.15 km=315000 cm.
400 kg
Strangely enough, 2 centimetres is 2 cm.
2 km = 2*105 cm
Cm is a unit of distance; kg is a unit of weight. They are incompatible. 0.5 kg = 50,000 cg
I think you meant 3.15 km, not kg. Kg is a unit of weight. Anyway, 3.15 km=315000 cm.
Park Bom=166 cm 47 kg Minji=164 cm 44 kg Dara=162 cm 40 kg CL=163 cm 45 kg
1 newton/mm2 is equal to 100 newtons/cm2.100 newtons is equal to a mass of 100 / 9.81.Mass acting on 1cm2 = 10.193 kg.
This makes no sense, they are not the same type of units.
1 kg = 2.2 pounds 1 cm = 0.39 inch so 1 kg/cm2 = 2.2/(0.39)^2 psi = 14.2 psi
375kg/m3
2 kg of hydrogen at 1.00794 g mol-1 is about 1984 mols. 2 kg of hydrogen at STP (0 C, 101.325 kPa) at 0.08988 g/L is about 22,253 L.
24.0 kg of water
the density of an object that is 10 cm by 2 cm and has a mass 400g will be 10000 Kg m-3. This can be calculated by the formula, density = mass/volume
Baby's Age Healthy Weight Range Healthy Height Range 2 Months 3.7 Kg - 6.0 Kg 51.0 cm - 61.0 cm 2 Months 8.1 lbs - 13.2 lbs 20.1 inches - 24.0 inchesBaby's Age Healthy Weight Range Healthy Height Range 8 Months 7.1 Kg - 10.9 Kg 66.0 cm - 76.0 cm 8 Months 15.6 lbs - 24.0 lbs 26.0 inches - 29.9 inches
Kg is a measure of mass, cm is a measure of length. There cannot be any equivalence between the two.