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4 years ago

If 1 kilogram = 2.206 pounds, how many pounds are in a gram?

2 answers:

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$First:\\1kg\approx2.206lb?\ I\ think,\ and\ I know:1kg\approx2.205lb !!!\ Not\ 2.206lb\\------------------------------\\1kg=1000g\to1g=\frac{1}{1000}kg=0.001kg\\therefore\\1g\approx\frac{2.206}{1,000}lb=\boxed{0.00226\ lb}\\\\in\ My\ correct\ rounding:\\\\1g\approx\frac{2.206}{1,000}lb=\boxed{0.00225\ lb}$

Bingel [31]4 years ago

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1 gram of mass weighs 0.00220462 of a pound on Earth. It has different weights in other places.

Step-by-step explanation:

1 kilogram is not "equal" to 2.206 pounds. 1 kilogram of mass weighs 2.205 pounds (9.81 Newtons) on Earth, and the same kilogram of mass weighs different amounts in other places where the acceleration of gravity is different.

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