Compare 51.5 hectograms to 51,500 decigrams. How do each of these values compare to a gram, and which represents a larger mass?

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Andrey Danilov · Answer 1 · 2017-04-12T22:44:23+0000

They all have the same mass right now if you think about it. It is just a matter of what the number is. Also, these numbers are compared but they all have the same mass and value. It's just a matter of moving the decimal.

Compare 51.5 hectograms to 51,500 decigrams. How do each of these values compare to a gram, and which represents a larger mass?

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