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What is the mass of the cantaloupe in grams?

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What is the mass of the cantaloupe in grams?

What is the mass of the cantaloupe in grams?-example-1

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3,000 grams

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Dmlebron answered May 8, 2023

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3000g

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1kg = 1000g

3x1000 = 3000g

Rudolf Manusachi answered May 13, 2023

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