In SI measurements, a whole has no prefix.
Getting smaller progressively from the whole, the prefixes go: deci-, centi-, milli-, micro-, nano-, pico-.
Getting progressively bigger from the whole, the prefixes go: deca-, hecto-, kilo-, mega-, giga-, tera-.
So gram comes first as it is the unit. The others are just multiples of this unit to make the numbers easier.
First, there is no "English". Second, there are hundreds on conversion factors between the near-obsolete (conventional) and metric systems. For mass alone, for example, there are conversions from grain to milligram, ounce to gram, pound to kilogram, stone to kilogram, hundredweight to kilogram, Imperial ton to metric ton. There are more that these.
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The metric system has two commonly used measures of mass. The first is the gram (g), and the other is the SI standardized unit of kilogram (kg). 1000 g equals 1 kilogram, and 1 g is .001 kg. Mass is the amount of matter in a sample, and it should not be confused with weight, which is a force (F). The SI unit for F is derived through mass is the Newton (N).
First of all, grams and kilograms are units of mass, not weight.To answer the question: 1 kilogram = 1,000 grams, so an objectwith a mass of 450 grams is 550 grams short of 1 kilogram.
Kg goes first going greatest to least then comes gram.
1 Kg is made of 1,000 grams - that's why it is named a KILOgram !Pounds, ounces and stone are in a totally different system.
First teach elementary students that a gram is the weight of a paperclip. A kilogram is the weight of one thousand paperclips.
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January comes first - it is the first month of the year.
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