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10000 g = 1 kg Group of answer choices this is a correct equality this is an incorrect equality
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10000 g = 1 kg

Group of answer choices

this is a correct equality

this is an incorrect equality

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This is an incorrect equality

Step-by-step explanation:

There is 1000g in 1 kg

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