Multiply by one thousand. 5100 g
K in this context is short for the prefix of "Kilo-". Many years ago (some still recognize) "G" (from "Grand") meant a thousand (usually dollars). How did Grand come to mean a $thousand? Not too sure. Once it was a grand sum...
3 g
0.010 g
It seems that it is simply "B", even if some media use "bn" If you look at the pattern. k means thousand; this comes from the SI prefix kilo: which means 1000 and is abbreviated with k. M means millions because the SI prefix for millions, Mega, is abbreviate M. The SI prefix for billion is Giga (abbreviated G) so I use G for billions In accounting, M is used for thousand from the roman numeral for Thousands. MM is used for a million which is one thousand squared. continuing on this pattern, MMM could be used for a billion which is a thousand cubed.
79,000 G=grand=thousand
G for Grand,or MX depending on what its used for.Improved Answer:1000 as a Roman numeral is M
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My guess would be seventy thousand.
Multiply by one thousand. 5100 g
Divide by one thousand.
A thousand kilograms in one gram. One thousand kilograms in one ton. 1.000.000 g in one t.
100 grand 100k 100 g's 100 thousand thousand hundred
five thousand dollars. 'G' meaning grand.
It is the same - "g" is officially used, "g" stands for gram and "m" stands for the thing being described , in this case "mass" but is normally not added when written down. "mg" on the other hand is one thousand of a "g" 1 gram (g) = 15.43 grains
3 G's
K in this context is short for the prefix of "Kilo-". Many years ago (some still recognize) "G" (from "Grand") meant a thousand (usually dollars). How did Grand come to mean a $thousand? Not too sure. Once it was a grand sum...