Let's see.
3/10 * 1000 grams ( same as 1 kilogram )
= 3000/10
= 300 grams
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So, 325 grams is larger than 3/10 of a kilogram.
If the scale is calibrated in tenths of a kilogram I do not see how you can estimate to the nearest two hundredths of a kilogram! The calibration allows you to measure mass (in kilograms) to 1 decimal place. For masses less than 10 kg, that mean 2 significant figures. For masses of 10 kg or more but less than 100 kg, you can give the information to 3 sf and for masses of 100 kg or more, 3 sf.
Indeed it does, especially if it's over one kilogram
If they both weigh a kilogram then they both weigh the same... a kilogram. It's like asking if a pound of feathers weighs more then a pound of rocks... they both weigh a pound.
1 kilogram because 1 kilogram = 1000 grams.
No, they are both 1 kilogram!
20 tenths
A kilogram is 19.27 ounces more than a pound.
1300q= 325g so no
Nine tenths.
three tenths is more than a quarter
12 hundredths would be .12 and seven tenths would be .7So, 12 hundredths, is NOT more than 7 tenths.12 hundredths is less than 7 tenths.
If the scale is calibrated in tenths of a kilogram I do not see how you can estimate to the nearest two hundredths of a kilogram! The calibration allows you to measure mass (in kilograms) to 1 decimal place. For masses less than 10 kg, that mean 2 significant figures. For masses of 10 kg or more but less than 100 kg, you can give the information to 3 sf and for masses of 100 kg or more, 3 sf.
yes, 1200 grams weighs 2oo grams more than a kilogram. a kilogram is 1000 grams.
1,287.54 + 0.6 = 1,288.14
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