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1 kg is equal to... Options: 1) 103 hg. 2) 103 g. 3) 10-2 cg. 4) 10-2 g.
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1 kg is equal to...

Options:

1) 103 hg.

2) 103 g.

3) 10-2 cg.

4) 10-2 g.

User Asad Durrani
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All of the options are incorrect:

One kilogram is equal to:

1000 grams
10 hectograms
100,000 centigrams
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