Is 32 hectograms greater than, less than , or equal to 3.2 kilograms?

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32 hectograms is equal to 3.2 kilograms.

32hectograms 0.1 kilograms
------------------- x --------------------- = 3.2 kilograms
1 1 hectogram

Therefore, 32 hectograms = 3.2 kilograms

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