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How many kilograms is 100 feet?
Irrelevant of each other; kilograms is a unit of mass while feet is a unit of length.
How many feet in 1 kg?
Feet is a measurement of length, kilograms are a measurement of mass, as such they have no correlation.
How many carats is a round 6mm diamond?
A 6mm stone would be a.75 carat diamond.
0.6cm equals how many mm?
6mm
How many microns in 6 mils?
6mm is 6000 microns
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