The answer depends on the units for 0.003
The answer for 0.003 kilograms will be very different from the answer for 0.003 nanograms!
To determine how many 0.05 mg doses equal 1 mg, you divide 1 mg by 0.05 mg. This calculation results in 20. Therefore, 20 doses of 0.05 mg are needed to equal 1 mg.
To convert micrograms (ug) to milligrams (mg), you divide by 1,000, since 1 mg is equal to 1,000 ug. Therefore, 75 ug is equal to 0.075 mg.
No, 312 mg is not equal to 312 dg. Milligrams (mg) and decigrams (dg) are different units of mass, where 1 dg is equal to 100 mg. Therefore, 312 mg is equal to 3.12 dg, making 312 mg significantly less than 312 dg.
No, 55,000 mg is not equal to 5 kg. In fact, 5 kg is equal to 5,000,000 mg since there are 1,000,000 mg in a kilogram. Therefore, 55,000 mg is significantly less than 5 kg.
Gr.ss= mg
They both equal the same as long as there are no numbers before the zeroes.
1 mg is equal to 1000 mcg
Yes, 90kg is equal to 90,000,000 mg.
To determine how many 0.05 mg doses equal 1 mg, you divide 1 mg by 0.05 mg. This calculation results in 20. Therefore, 20 doses of 0.05 mg are needed to equal 1 mg.
0.4 mg equates to about 0.0061729 grains.
0003 or three. If you want, you can say 'zero zero zero three'.
To convert micrograms (ug) to milligrams (mg), you divide by 1,000, since 1 mg is equal to 1,000 ug. Therefore, 75 ug is equal to 0.075 mg.
No, 312 mg is not equal to 312 dg. Milligrams (mg) and decigrams (dg) are different units of mass, where 1 dg is equal to 100 mg. Therefore, 312 mg is equal to 3.12 dg, making 312 mg significantly less than 312 dg.
No, 55,000 mg is not equal to 5 kg. In fact, 5 kg is equal to 5,000,000 mg since there are 1,000,000 mg in a kilogram. Therefore, 55,000 mg is significantly less than 5 kg.
15000 mg
65,000 mg
Gr.ss= mg