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6g 300mg-5g 200mg is equal to?

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so 6 grams -5 grams =1 g

300mg-200mg=100mg

answer:1 gram and 100mg

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6g 300mg - 5g 200mg = 1g 100mg

Damion answered Jul 29, 2016

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