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3 years ago

How do you covert kilograms to metic tons

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1 kilo = 0.001 metric tons

So,if you had 4 kilograms,it would be 0.004 metric tons. If you had 12 kilograms,it would be 0.012 metric tons. You're dividing how ever many kilos by 1000.

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