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Is 5 kg bigger or smaller than 5212 g

asked Feb 19, 2016 62.8k views

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Is 5 kg bigger or smaller than 5212 g

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A kilogram is worth 1000 g.
5kg = 5000 grams.
So 5212 grams is bigger.

Brein answered Feb 22, 2016

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5kg is smaller than 5212 g because 5 kg is only 5000

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