Evaluate 14cg + 5.02mg + 0.0026 kg in gram

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Evaluate 14cg + 5.02mg + 0.0026 kg in gram

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0.00274502kg

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$Calculate\ 14cg+5.02mg+0.0026kg:\\ \downarrow\\ 0.00274502kg$

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