Question

How much more mass does 12Mg have than 12g

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

First mass,
`m_1=12\ Mg`

Other mass,
`m_2=12\ g`

We know that,

1 Megagram (Mg) = 10⁶ grams (g)

So,
`1\ g=10^(-6)\ Mg`

Using unitary method,

`m_2=12\ g=12* 10^(-6)\ Mg`

So,
`m_1-m_2=12\ Mg-12* 10^(-6)\ Mg`

`m_1-m_2=10^(-6)`

So, the mass of 12 Mg is
`10^(-6)` more than 12 grams. Hence, this is the required solution.