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If a sample weighs 3500 mg, it is equivalent to : A) 35g B)0.0035kg C)3.5kg D)350g
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If a sample weighs 3500 mg, it is equivalent to : A) 35g B)0.0035kg C)3.5kg D)350g

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B) 0.0035 kg Hope this helps!
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