Without knowing cream's density, it'd be impossible to determine. A quick serach of Google seems to indicate that there are more than one type of cream (milk, light cream, heavy cream, etc). Without knowing which one or the density of it, I'm afraid no one will be able to answer your question exactly.
However, cream is fairly close in density to water, so a reasonable guess would be about one gram to one ml.
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The mass (in grams) of a cream cannot be directly equated to the volume (in milliliters) of the cream, as the density of the cream needs to be known. Density is the mass/volume ratio, so it varies depending on the specific cream. Therefore, without knowing the density of the cream, it is not possible to convert grams to milliliters or vice versa.
Grams and grams are the same measurement. Therefore, 61.2 grams is equal to 61.2 grams.
1.4 grams is the same as 1,400 milligrams.
1000. Just the same as in any other part of the world that uses the metric system.
Oh, dude, 4000 mg is the same as 4 grams. It's like converting from wearing socks to wearing shoes - just a little shift, no big deal. So, yeah, 4000 mg equals 4 grams.
520 centimeters!the answer to this question is NOT the same answer to the question. . . 5 meters equals how many centimeters? THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!