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How many times greater is a hectogram than a centigram?
hectogram = 100 grams centigram = one hundredth (10) of a gram
How many times a hectogram is larger than a gram?
A hectogram is larger than a gram EVERY TIME; 100 times larger, to be exact.
Is a gram larger or smaller than a hectogram?
taller
Is 0.01 gram is equivalent to 1 hectogram?
No. One hectogram is 100 grams. One centigram is 0.01 gram.
Is 45 hectogram greater than 4.5 kilograms?
it is exactly the same 10 HG= 1 kilo
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