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Which of the following contains the smallest amount of matter? 30 g 3,000 cg 30 dg 0.30 kg
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Which of the following contains the smallest amount of matter? 30 g 3,000 cg 30 dg 0.30 kg

User Maureen
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Well, Moorelyssa, the answer to that question is:30 g = 0.03 kg
3000 cg = 30g = 0.03 kg
30dg = 300g = 0.3 kg
0.3kg = 0.3 kg
Answer is 30g and 3000cg have the least matter.
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User Wdziemia
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You first want to convert all to the same unit, so lets convert them to grams
30g= 30g
3000cg = (3000cg/100)= 30g
30dg= (30dg/10)=3g
0.30kg= (0.30kg*1000)=300g
So 30dg contains the smallest amount of matter
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