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Hellen is using 3.508 grams of copper for her science experiment. How many kilograms of copper did Hellen use for her science experiment?
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Hellen is using 3.508 grams of copper for her science experiment. How many kilograms of copper did Hellen use for her science experiment?

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.003508 kg of copper

Explanation:

1000 grams = 1 kg

3.508 g/1000 g = .003508 kg

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