No. 500mg = 0.5g ; 5g = 5000 mg
The unit "g" stands for grams, while "mg" stands for milligrams. There are 1000 milligrams in a gram, so 500mg is equivalent to 0.5g. Therefore, 5g is indeed greater than 500mg.
5g = 5000mg5000/500 = 10
Well if one tablet is equaled to 500mg, and you need to get to 2.5g for the order. You'd need approximately 5 pills. 1 Pill @ 500 mg (.5g) 1 Pill @ 500 mg (.5g) =====1000 mg = 1g 1 Pill @ 500 mg (.5g) 1 Pill @ 500 mg (.5g) =====1000 mg = 1g + 1g = 2g's 1 Pill @ 500mg (.5g) = 500mg = 1g + 1g + .5g = 2.5g's.
4000g is greater than 5g.
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Neither; 43mg is less than 5g.
45mg is less than 5g.
Yes, 5g is greater than 50mg. There are 1000 milligrams (mg) in one gram (g), so 5g is equivalent to 5000mg, which is larger than 50mg.
5g is 5000mg, and 5000 is greater than 750. So 5g is larger than 750mg (3/4g).
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No, 50 kg is greater than 5g. 1 kg is equal to 1000g, so 50 kg is equivalent to 50,000g, making it greater than 5g.