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You have a 12.5-gram sample of potassium pomegranate. What is the mass of this sample in kilograms?
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You have a 12.5-gram sample of potassium pomegranate. What is the mass of this sample in kilograms?

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Answer:

.0125

Explanation:

to get to kilograms move the decimal over three places

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0.0125

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