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By how many grams is 1.3kg heavier than 700g

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1300-700=600 therefore is is really 600 grams more.

the answer is 600 grams.
i hope that this helps you.

The Matt answered Jun 28, 2017

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in grams, 1.3kg is 1300 g so 1300 - 700 = 600g

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